Top 10 States that Pay the Most in Taxes

Vermont

Vermont has the second-lowest population in the United States, but it has the seventh-highest tax rate. Inhabitants dole out $8,838 a year for residency in this small New England State.

Unlike the other New England states, Vermont does not border the ocean. However, residents can take a short drive to surrounding states, such as New Hampshire and Massachusetts, for access to the soft, sandy beaches beside the Atlantic Ocean. Folks who prefer greener surroundings can hike, walk, or drive through one of the state’s parks. If you prefer to stay indoors, you can embrace your artistic side at one of the craft centers in the area.