By Joel Fox at California Political Review
April 8, 2016
According to the newly released report from the Tax Foundation, California’s Tax Freedom Day is April 28—the day taxpayers of the state have collectively earned enough money to pay their federal, state and local taxes for the year. While that date places the Golden State 46th on the list of state taxpayers claiming tax freedom, there is a chance that California could move up dramatically. It all depends on November’s election.
California is grouped in the back of the pack with other high tax-high income states. Only Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey and Connecticut residents pay off all their taxes after California. The national average of all states is April 24.
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