Tax Day may be over, but a new report shows Marylanders are still paying a larger share of their income in taxes compared to most Americans.
A recent WalletHub study ranked all 50 states based on “tax burden,” which measures the share of personal income residents pay in state and local taxes, including income, property, and sales taxes.
According to the report, Maryland ranks as the seventh highest-taxed state in the country, with residents paying nearly 10% of their income toward those taxes.
Local economist Anirban Basu said the findings reflect what many Marylanders already experience.
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