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As Certain as Death: A Fifty-State Survey of State and Local Tax LawsSusan Pace HamillUniversity of Alabama School of Law Carolina Academic Press, 2007 U of Alabama Public Law Research Paper No. 1027922 Abstract: This book surveys the most important details of income, property, general and selective sales, corporate income and other taxes for each of the fifty states. The book also discusses how the tax burden is allocated among the poor, middle classes and wealthy. It provides a picture of each state's tax and revenue sources, public school funding, and other characteristics, including population, race, religious affiliation, family income and poverty statistics, and major industries. In addition to providing a reasonable level of detail that reveals the state's strengths and weaknesses, the five categories presenting these details foster meaningful comparisons between the states. This book is an important tool for evaluating state policies from a fairness perspective; it will also be helpful to educators and others in private, government and academic sectors who are interested in business, investment, multi-jurisdictional, and education issues, as well as geographical trends addressing population, race, religion and poverty. Click here to download the foreword and methodology.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 12 Keywords: Tax, State Tax, Local Tax, Income Tax, Property Tax, Sales Tax, Corporate Tax, State Government, Local Government, Education, Public Policy, Poverty, Population, Religion, Education Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: November 15, 2007 ; Last revised: December 12, 2007Suggested CitationContact Information
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