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

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

January 25, 2013

2. New Jersey

With the exception of unemployment insurance taxes, New Jersey scores poorly in all other categories – corporate, individual, sales and property taxes – making it the second worst state for taxes overall. In a 2012 migration study by moving company United Van Lines, New Jersey was the outbound leader for 2012.
With the exception of unemployment insurance taxes, New Jersey scores poorly in all other categories – corporate, individual, sales and property taxes – making it the second worst state for taxes overall. In a <a href="http://www.unitedvanlines.com/mover/prevnext

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