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Feature|Articles|October 12, 2023
The 12 worst states for physician taxes 2023
Author(s)Keith A. Reynolds
Which states have the highest taxes?
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Tax burdens are a key factor in our annual Best States to Practice list.
To give more insight into which states have the highest tax burden, we present our rankings. These are the 11 states, and one city, with the highest tax burdens for anyone running a physicians practice.
This ranking was based on the Tax Foundation’s
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