The financial services website determined the best states to be taxed according to one’s income group by developing estimates of the state-specific tax burden on residents at three income levels. WalletHub used data from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy’s 2024 report.
Here is the average annual compensation for family physicians in the 10 worst states to be a high-income earner, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics:
- New York: $195,570
- Hawaii: $233,280
- Connecticut: N/A
- New Jersey: $174,810
- District of Columbia: $210,800
- Maryland: $217,140
- Illinois: $164,490
- California: $240,770
- Kansas: $204,040
- Minnesota: $231,200
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