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Examines the tax burden on residents of each state in the United States at various points along the income spectrum. Method used to measure the tax burden; Flow of taxes among states; Structure of the federal revenue; Variations among states in the impact that the various taxes have on taxpayers.

Shows how tax burdens on a family of four, with three alternative sizes of income, can vary because of different combinations of work and residence locations in each of several localities in Kentucky. Reasons for tax burden differences; Causes of higher tax burdens associated with cities; Extent in which tax burden differences are accompanied by differences in government expenditure benefits.