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Have you heard of Tax Freedom Day? It is the day when the nation as a whole has earned enough money to pay its total tax bill for the year. That includes federal, state and local taxes. In 2015 that tax bill totaled $4.8 trillion, or 31 percent of the nation?s income.
Tax Freedom Day
This year, Tax Freedom Day fell on April 24, which is 114 days into the year.
Here?s how those days break down. In 2015, Americans will work:
- 43 days to pay federal, state, and local individual income taxes
- 26 days for payroll taxes
- 15 days for sales and excise taxes
- 12 days for corporate income taxes
- 11 days for property taxes
- 7 days for estate and inheritance taxes, customs duties, and other taxes
To quote the Tax Foundation Report, which has been calculating our nationwide total tax bill in this fashion since 1971, ?Tax Freedom Day is a significant date for taxpayers and lawmakers because it represents how long Americans as a whole have to work in order to pay the nation?s tax burden?.1
Eagle eyed readers may have realized that this calculation does not include our federal borrowing, which represents future taxes owed. If that is included Tax Freedom Day moves two weeks out, to May 8.
Tax Freedom Calculated by State
If you are interested in knowing how your state fares in comparison to the rest of the country, see the chart below, created by the Tax Foundation. Residents of New Jersey can celebrate our Tax Freedom Day on May 13. Louisiana beats out everyone else by reaching their ?Tax Freedom Day? on April 2.
Sometimes our tax burden is painfully apparent ? for example, you may have recently had to write a check to the IRS for last year?s tax return. Or, like me, you could receive yet another notice of property tax increase. Consider this for a moment: Every working person in the country worked for 114 days this year just to pay their tax bill. Not to pay for ?needs?: housing, food; or even to pay for ?wants?: vacations, Apple watches, new kitchens. Not even to put money away to save or invest. We all worked 114 days just to pay our tax bill.
- Tax Foundation Report, March 2015
- Morningstar, Inc., 2014