The 10 Worst States in the U.S. for Taxes

The 10 Worst States in the U.S. for Taxes

January 25, 2013

6. Minnesota

Minnesota's ranking takes a beating for its corporate tax rate, which is among the highest in the nation at 9.8 percent and is ranked 44th out of 50 states. Minnesota is also 44th in individual income taxes, 40th in unemployment insurance taxes and 35th in sales taxes. Minnesota not only has an Alternative Minimum Tax on individual incomes, but also has an AMT on corporations.

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