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1981 $7,356 $9,361 $1,880 47 $2,393 22 $1.29 7 1982 $7,494 $9,933 $1,910 47 $2,532 23 $1.30 7 1983 $7,415 $10,813 $1,886 44 $2,750 23 $1.29 10 1984 $8,259 $11,444 $2,092 43 $2,899 26 $1.29 9 1985 $9,142 $12,469 $2,304 42 $3,143 22 $1.28 12 1986 $9,377 $13,097 $2,352 39 $3,285 25 $1.31 13 1987 $10,280 $13,927 $2,564 40 $3,474 20 $1.36 9 1988 $10,866 $14,354 $2,702 40 $3,569 19 $1.36 9 1989 $11,903 $15,131 $2,955 39 $3,756 17 $1.33 11 1990 $12,440 $17,358 $3,075 41 $4,291 12 $1.41 6 1991 $13,111 $18,671 $3,208 40 $4,569 14 $1.37 7 1992 $13,708 $20,550 $3,311 39 $4,963 14 $1.39 7 1993 $14,631 $21,227 $3,484 41 $5,055 14 $1.35 10 1994 $16,039 $22,160 $3,775 40 $5,216 14 $1.34 10 1995 $17,258 $22,795 $4,025 39 $5,316 13 $1.31 8 1996 $18,191 $23,548 $4,208 40 $5,448 14 $1.33 9 1997 $19,282 $24,650 $4,424 40 $5,655 14 $1.37 8 1998 $20,379 $25,347 $4,636 41 $5,767 15 $1.39 8 1999 $21,260 $26,904 $4,806 42 $6,082 11 $1.43 9 2000 $22,496 $29,250 $5,059 43 $6,578 8 $1.50 7 2001 $22,211 $31,735 $4,977 46 $7,111 10 $1.54 7 2002 $21,201 $34,292 $4,738 42 $7,663 9 $1.58 7 2003 $20,493 $36,871 $4,564 41 $8,211 9 $1.65 6 2004 $21,554 $39,047 $4,777 41 $8,654 9 $1.67 5 2005 $24,675 $42,061 $5,434 42 $9,263 9 $1.66 7

Alabama Federal Taxes Paid vs. Federal Spending Received*

1981-Present

Year

Total Dollars ($millions) Dollars Per Capita Federal Spending Received Per Dollar of Tax Paid State Rank (1 is highest)

Federal Spending Received State Rank (1 is highest)

* During fiscal years in which the federal government runs deficits, some spending is financed through borrowing. This creates implicit tax liabilities for states that must be repaid eventually. To incorporate these implicit tax liabilities into the analysis, the following adjustment was made to state tax burdens: First, the total federal tax burden is increased by the size of the federal deficit. Next, this total burden is allocated among states based on each state's proportion of the actual federal tax burden. Finally, adjusted spending-per-dollar-of-tax ratios are calculated by dividing actual expenditures by the adjusted tax figure, effectively making figures deficit neutral. Source: Tax Foundation Special Report No. 158, "Federal Tax Burdens and Spending by State," and U.S. Census Bureau's Consolidated Federal Funds Report for 2005.

Federal Taxes Paid to Washington, D.C. Federal Spending Received Federal Taxes Paid to Washington, D.C. State Rank (1 is highest)

1981 $1,839 $2,073 $1,880 1 $4,977 1 $1.10 18 1982 $2,063 $1,937 $1,910 1 $4,384 1 $0.85 41 1983 $2,063 $2,060 $1,886 1 $4,303 2 $0.78 45 1984 $2,193 $2,321 $2,092 1 $4,574 1 $0.91 36 1985 $2,300 $2,531 $2,304 1 $4,795 1 $0.97 33 1986 $2,159 $2,719 $2,352 3 $5,023 1 $1.13 23 1987 $2,254 $2,846 $2,564 4 $5,265 2 $1.24 16 1988 $2,295 $2,664 $2,702 7 $4,921 4 $1.16 22 1989 $2,638 $3,160 $2,955 3 $5,789 1 $1.21 20 1990 $2,871 $3,280 $3,075 3 $5,945 1 $1.11 23 1991 $2,927 $3,752 $3,208 3 $6,629 1 $1.18 20 1992 $2,937 $4,124 $3,311 3 $7,060 1 $1.26 14 1993 $3,085 $4,632 $3,484 6 $7,762 1 $1.38 8 1994 $3,311 $4,497 $3,775 6 $7,466 1 $1.30 12 1995 $3,410 $4,230 $4,025 8 $7,002 3 $1.21 17 1996 $3,520 $4,378 $4,208 9 $7,206 3 $1.27 15 1997 $3,711 $4,644 $4,424 13 $7,590 2 $1.34 10 1998 $3,890 $4,769 $4,636 17 $7,714 3 $1.36 11 1999 $3,987 $5,291 $4,806 18 $8,485 1 $1.48 6 2000 $4,306 $5,963 $5,059 17 $9,513 1 $1.57 5 2001 $4,374 $6,417 $4,977 16 $10,169 1 $1.57 6 2002 $4,229 $7,562 $4,738 16 $11,844 1 $1.74 4 2003 $4,077 $7,944 $4,564 16 $12,298 1 $1.79 3 2004 $4,226 $8,445 $4,777 18 $12,902 1 $1.84 2 2005 $4,830 $9,230 $5,434 18 $13,950 1 $1.84 3

Alaska Federal Taxes Paid vs. Federal Spending Received*

1981-Present

Year

Total Dollars ($millions) Dollars Per Capita Federal Spending Received Per Dollar of Tax Paid State Rank (1 is highest)

Federal Spending Received State Rank (1 is highest)

* During fiscal years in which the federal government runs deficits some spending is financed through borrowing. This creates implicit tax liabilities for states that must be repaid eventually. To incorporate these implicit tax liabilities into the analysis, the following adjustment was made to state tax burdens: First, the total federal tax burden is increased by the size of the federal deficit. Next, this total burden is allocated among states based on each state's proportion of the actual federal tax burden. Finally, adjusted spending-per-dollar-of-tax ratios are calculated by dividing actual expenditures by the adjusted tax figure, effectively making figures deficit neutral. Source: Tax Foundation Special Report No. 158, "Federal Tax Burdens and Spending by State," and U.S. Census Bureau's Consolidated Federal Funds Report for 2005.

Federal Taxes Paid to Washington, D.C. Federal Spending Received Federal Taxes Paid to Washington, D.C. State Rank (1 is highest)

1981 $6,504 $7,014 $2,333 33 $2,516 18 $1.14 15 1982 $6,631 $7,728 $2,311 34 $2,693 15 $1.19 14 1983 $6,551 $8,171 $2,221 34 $2,771 22 $1.14 19 1984 $7,544 $9,175 $2,479 28 $3,016 17 $1.18 17 1985 $8,653 $10,039 $2,743 26 $3,183 20 $1.13 19 1986 $9,376 $11,403 $2,861 26 $3,480 16 $1.18 19 1987 $10,508 $12,561 $3,086 29 $3,689 13 $1.25 13 1988 $11,175 $12,248 $3,183 30 $3,489 22 $1.18 21 1989 $12,047 $13,510 $3,346 35 $3,752 18 $1.22 17 1990 $12,410 $15,154 $3,383 34 $4,131 14 $1.29 13 1991 $12,892 $15,618 $3,426 35 $4,151 29 $1.20 19 1992 $13,425 $16,767 $3,457 35 $4,317 32 $1.17 19 1993 $14,730 $18,618 $3,657 36 $4,622 29 $1.20 19 1994 $16,802 $18,809 $4,000 35 $4,478 35 $1.11 20 1995 $18,666 $20,906 $4,256 35 $4,767 30 $1.13 21 1996 $20,793 $21,951 $4,571 35 $4,826 29 $1.11 21 1997 $23,054 $22,282 $4,906 35 $4,741 32 $1.08 22 1998 $25,491 $24,120 $5,259 35 $4,977 31 $1.10 23 1999 $27,402 $27,075 $5,493 33 $5,427 27 $1.16 21 2000 $30,259 $29,282 $5,897 33 $5,707 26 $1.17 21 2001 $29,838 $30,416 $5,665 34 $5,775 32 $1.14 24 2002 $28,315 $34,761 $5,235 37 $6,426 29 $1.20 23 2003 $27,781 $37,801 $5,007 38 $6,813 26 $1.22 21 2004 $30,521 $41,979 $5,350 35 $7,359 24 $1.23 20 2005 $35,988 $44,639 $6,099 31 $7,564 25 $1.19 21

* During fiscal years in which the federal government runs deficits some spending is financed through borrowing. This creates implicit tax liabilities for states that must be repaid eventually. To incorporate these implicit tax liabilities into the analysis, the following adjustment was made to state tax burdens: First, the total federal tax burden is increased by the size of the federal deficit. Next, this total burden is allocated among states based on each state's proportion of the actual federal tax burden. Finally, adjusted spending-per-dollar-of-tax ratios are calculated by dividing actual expenditures by the adjusted tax figure, effectively making figures deficit neutral. Source: Tax Foundation Special Report No. 158, "Federal Tax Burdens and Spending by State," and U.S. Census Bureau's Consolidated Federal Funds Report for 2005.

Federal Spending Received Per Dollar of Tax Paid State Rank (1 is highest)

Federal Taxes Paid to Washington, D.C. Federal Spending Received Federal Taxes Paid to Washington, D.C. State Rank (1 is highest) Federal Spending Received

Arizona Federal Taxes Paid vs. Federal Spending Received*

1981-Present

State Rank (1 is highest) Year

Total Dollars ($millions) Dollars Per Capita