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Taxes#101 of 102 · Added July 22, 2026

Federal Dependence

Federal spending received minus federal taxes paid, per resident

New Hampshire · $23< $5005 states$500–$4,00017 states$4,000–$8,00016 states$8,000–$12,0007 states$12,000+5 states

Data: Rockefeller Institute of Government, 2023 ↗nhmaps.com/60

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Balance of payments with the federal government per capita (federal spending received minus federal taxes paid), FFY 2023 (net dollars per resident)

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#StateValue
1New Jersey$-2,011
2Massachusetts$-967
3Washington$-7
4New Hampshire$23
5California$342
6New York$674
7Minnesota$807
8Illinois$818
9Colorado$1,051
10Utah$1,067
11Nevada$2,120
12Nebraska$2,351
13Florida$2,574
14Texas$2,603
15North Dakota$2,787
16Wisconsin$2,887
17Connecticut$2,937
18Wyoming$3,218
19Iowa$3,481
20South Dakota$3,626
21Kansas$3,900
22Georgia$3,951
23Idaho$4,191
24Oregon$4,389
25Indiana$4,415
26Michigan$4,584
27Tennessee$4,589
28Rhode Island$4,767
29North Carolina$4,808
30Pennsylvania$4,826
31Montana$4,929
32Ohio$5,075
33Delaware$5,360
34Vermont$5,558
35Missouri$7,150
36Arizona$7,195
37Arkansas$7,340
38South Carolina$7,926
39Oklahoma$8,097
40Louisiana$8,784
41Maine$9,144
42Alabama$10,268
43Hawaii$10,291
44Kentucky$10,813
45Mississippi$11,714
46West Virginia$12,130
47Maryland$13,037
48Alaska$14,760
49New Mexico$16,178
50Virginia$16,650