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IRS statistics by state

From IRS files published by the Statistics of Income office; Data Book for fiscal 2025; individual income for tax year 2023

How much federal tax each state sends the IRS, how many returns its people file, how many use a paid preparer or e-file, and how much income moves between states, from the IRS's own statistics. All IRS statistics

Alabama: 54.8%ALAlaska: 40.4%AKArizona: 46%AZColorado: 44%COFlorida: 55.5%FLGeorgia: 50.9%GAIndiana: 49.1%INKansas: 51.8%KSMaine: 45.1%MEMassachusetts: 56.4%MAMinnesota: 53.5%MNNew Jersey: 65.5%NJNorth Carolina: 47.7%NCNorth Dakota: 54.9%NDOklahoma: 50.2%OKPennsylvania: 51.6%PASouth Dakota: 53.9%SDTexas: 48.1%TXWyoming: 48.4%WYConnecticut: 53.6%CTMissouri: 50.1%MOWest Virginia: 43.7%WVIllinois: 55.3%ILNew Mexico: 43.9%NMArkansas: 54.4%ARCalifornia: 61.2%CADelaware: 48%DEDistrict of Columbia: 43.8%DCHawaii: 51.5%HIIowa: 59.8%IAKentucky: 53.9%KYMaryland: 50%MDMichigan: 53.8%MIMississippi: 55.2%MSMontana: 51.4%MTNew Hampshire: 42.8%NHNew York: 64.4%NYOhio: 48.5%OHOregon: 41.8%ORTennessee: 47.6%TNUtah: 47.8%UTVirginia: 44.7%VAWashington: 40.6%WAWisconsin: 52%WINebraska: 53.2%NESouth Carolina: 49.8%SCIdaho: 48.6%IDNevada: 51.8%NVVermont: 45.6%VTLouisiana: 52.3%LARhode Island: 58.8%RI
Under 45% (9) 45% to 50% (13) 50% to 55% (20) 55% or more (9)
Share of individual returns signed by a paid preparer. Tax year 2023. Click a state for its numbers.

Federal tax collected, ranked

Gross collections by state, fiscal 2025, highest first. Businesses are counted where they file, often a headquarters state.

  1. California$766.5B
  2. Texas$479.5B
  3. New York$411.4B
  4. Florida$358.0B
  5. Illinois$227.7B
  6. Ohio$210.2B
  7. New Jersey$192.1B
  8. Pennsylvania$188.9B
  9. Massachusetts$179.8B
  10. Washington$172.3B
  11. Georgia$145.1B
  12. North Carolina$127.9B
  13. Minnesota$126.3B
  14. Virginia$125.9B
  15. Michigan$111.9B
  16. Colorado$96.6B
  17. Missouri$94.9B
  18. Maryland$94.4B
  19. Tennessee$94.3B
  20. Indiana$82.7B
  21. Arizona$81.7B
  22. Wisconsin$76.4B
  23. Connecticut$75.7B
  24. Louisiana$58.0B
  25. Kentucky$54.0B
  26. Oregon$45.5B
  27. South Carolina$44.5B
  28. Nebraska$44.2B
  29. Utah$43.0B
  30. Arkansas$42.0B
  31. District of Columbia$41.7B
  32. Alabama$39.6B
  33. Oklahoma$39.1B
  34. Nevada$38.7B
  35. Iowa$36.7B
  36. Kansas$33.4B
  37. Delaware$22.2B
  38. Idaho$18.5B
  39. New Hampshire$17.9B
  40. Rhode Island$17.8B
  41. Mississippi$16.2B
  42. Montana$15.0B
  43. South Dakota$14.4B
  44. New Mexico$13.9B
  45. Maine$13.2B
  46. Hawaii$12.5B
  47. North Dakota$10.3B
  48. West Virginia$9.3B
  49. Wyoming$8.6B
  50. Alaska$7.9B
  51. Vermont$6.5B

Every state

StateFederal tax collectedReturns filedAverage AGIPaid preparerE-filedNet income moving in
Alabama$39.6B3,438,243$77,82354.8%93.6%+$0.5B
Alaska$7.9B573,348$90,07640.4%93.1%-$0.2B
Arizona$81.7B5,603,818$89,40546%93.4%+$2.8B
Arkansas$42.0B2,145,762$79,49254.4%94.7%+$0.4B
California$766.5B31,021,337$110,96061.2%92.9%-$11.9B
Colorado$96.6B5,163,975$101,76044%93.4%+$0.7B
Connecticut$75.7B3,110,949$121,73353.6%93.7%-$0.5B
Delaware$22.2B1,010,476$87,97148%93.3%+$0.6B
District of Columbia$41.7B632,435$143,30043.8%92.6%-$0.8B
Florida$358.0B21,645,592$98,08155.5%93.1%+$20.6B
Georgia$145.1B8,259,641$84,22150.9%93.3%+$0.7B
Hawaii$12.5B1,093,531$84,32251.5%90.3%-$0.0B
Idaho$18.5B1,550,395$86,03348.6%94.4%+$1.0B
Illinois$227.7B10,543,515$99,26355.3%93.7%-$6.0B
Indiana$82.7B5,143,348$78,92449.1%94.9%-$0.3B
Iowa$36.7B2,589,651$86,11959.8%96%-$0.3B
Kansas$33.4B2,207,892$85,80351.8%95.1%-$0.4B
Kentucky$54.0B3,082,952$73,76253.9%95.4%-$0.1B
Louisiana$58.0B3,316,503$73,32252.3%92.7%-$0.8B
Maine$13.2B1,267,358$80,88845.1%93.2%+$0.5B
Maryland$94.4B5,107,086$100,60850%90.9%-$1.8B
Massachusetts$179.8B6,169,679$121,18156.4%93.4%-$4.0B
Michigan$111.9B7,400,370$81,70953.8%93.9%-$1.0B
Minnesota$126.3B4,962,481$94,93653.5%94.7%-$1.5B
Mississippi$16.2B1,950,752$65,86355.2%94.2%-$0.1B
Missouri$94.9B4,982,167$83,38950.1%94.3%-$0.2B
Montana$15.0B1,056,173$85,14251.4%94.6%+$0.5B
Nebraska$44.2B1,636,372$87,47753.2%95.6%-$0.2B
Nevada$38.7B2,575,371$95,52851.8%93.7%+$1.5B
New Hampshire$17.9B1,241,075$108,72142.8%93.5%+$0.8B
New Jersey$192.1B8,181,387$111,86465.5%93.4%-$2.6B
New Mexico$13.9B1,549,256$69,54243.9%93.1%-$0.1B
New York$411.4B17,343,369$107,45064.4%95.3%-$9.9B
North Carolina$127.9B8,088,463$84,87047.7%93.7%+$3.9B
North Dakota$10.3B647,294$98,23054.9%95.4%-$0.1B
Ohio$210.2B8,605,164$80,48948.5%94.7%-$1.6B
Oklahoma$39.1B2,989,325$77,28750.2%94.5%+$0.3B
Oregon$45.5B3,362,503$87,93241.8%93.5%-$0.5B
Pennsylvania$188.9B9,646,816$90,85751.6%93.5%-$2.2B
Rhode Island$17.8B942,040$87,33658.8%94.2%+$0.0B
South Carolina$44.5B4,072,231$80,55449.8%94.2%+$4.1B
South Dakota$14.4B799,774$90,77853.9%95.3%+$0.3B
Tennessee$94.3B4,963,873$86,86947.6%94.4%+$2.8B
Texas$479.5B23,675,969$92,87048.1%93%+$5.5B
Utah$43.0B2,802,752$94,54047.8%94.3%+$0.5B
Vermont$6.5B611,346$83,76645.6%94.1%+$0.1B
Virginia$125.9B6,877,887$102,40344.7%93%-$0.9B
Washington$172.3B6,141,160$114,84840.6%93.6%-$0.3B
West Virginia$9.3B1,171,058$68,15643.7%93.8%+$0.0B
Wisconsin$76.4B4,861,956$86,57852%94.9%-$0.1B
Wyoming$8.6B614,158$110,69448.4%94.6%+$0.1B

source Public record source Public record Collections are where returns are filed, not necessarily where the income was earned.

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