5 States with the Highest Tax Revenue Per Capita

1. Vermont

Total Tax Collection in 2021: $4.10 billion

Total Population: 645,532

Tax Revenue Per Capita: $6,356

As of 2021, the state of Vermont generates the highest tax revenue per capita. The Green Mountain State has a sales tax of 6% that can be increased by as much as 1% in counties and municipalities. The median property tax stands at $1,730 per $100,000 of assessed home value. The state charges a sin tax of $3.08 on every packet of cigarettes. Furthermore, Vermont levies a tax of 33 cents per gallon on gasoline and 32 cents per gallon on diesel. The minimum income tax rate in the state is 3.35% on taxable income of up to $42,150 for individuals and $70,450 for joint-married filers.

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