Alaska, $74,200 per taxpayer
North Dakota, $30,700
Wyoming, $20,800
Utah, $5,300
Idaho, $2,900
Tennessee, $2,800
South Dakota, $2,800
Nebraska, $2,000
Oregon, $1,600
Iowa, $700
Minnesota, -$200
Virginia, -$1,200
Oklahoma, -$1,200
North Carolina, -$1,300
Indiana, -$1,700
Florida, -$1,800
Montana, -$2,100
Arkansas, -$2,300
Arizona, -$2,500
Nevada, -$3,100
Wisconsin, -$3,200
Georgia, -$3,500
Missouri, -$4,300
New Hampshire, -$5,000
Ohio, -$6,600
Kansas, -$7,000
Colorado, -$7,200
Washington, -$7,400
Maine, -$7,400
West Virginia, -$8,300
Mississippi, -$10,000
Alabama, -$12,000
Texas, -$12,100
New Mexico, -$13,300
Rhode Island, -$13,900
South Carolina, -$14,500
Maryland, -$15,500
Michigan, -$17,000
Pennsylvania, -$17,100
Louisiana, -$17,700
Vermont, -$19,000
New York, -$20,500
California, -$21,800
Kentucky, -$25,700
Delaware, -$27,100
Hawaii, -$31,200
Massachusetts, -$31,200
Connecticut, -$51,800
Illinois, -$52,600
New Jersey, -$65,100
story
Welp, my State is overdrawn
