Today is Tax Freedom Day in Florida .
That’s the day in which the average Floridian
will have earned enough money to pay his or her federal, state, and local
taxes.
Tax
freedom Day Day 2014 comes three days later than it did last year, mostly due
to increasing federal taxes.
More
than 70 percent of the average Floridian's tax burden is make up of Federal
taxes, which are expected to increase by 9 percent in 2014.
Nationally,
tax freedom day was on April 21st – but some states are still working toward
it.
Residents
of Connecticut
and New Jersey
will celebrate tax freedom day on May 9th and in New
York it will be May 4th.
Residents
of Louisiana celebrated
their tax freedom day on March 30th, Mississippi ’s
was April 2nd.
Floridians
will contribute $250 billion in taxes to federal, state and local governments
this year, and the average Floridian has to work 2 hours and 26 minutes of each
9-5 workday just to pay their tax obligations to the various levels of
government.
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