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State Rankings of Charitable Deductions by Taxpayers With Incomes of $100,000 to $200,000

August 26, 1999 | Read Time: 1 minute

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How Chronicle Analyzed IRS Giving Data


Charitable deductions
as a percentage
of estimated
total income
Average
charitable
deduction per
tax return
Utah 5.9% $7,987
Arkansas 3.6% $5,104
Oklahoma 3.5% $4,860
South Carolina 3.5% $4,791
Idaho 3.4% $4,672
Nebraska 3.1% $4,143
North Carolina 3.1% $4,213
Georgia 3.0% $4,139
Kansas 2.9% $4,030
Kentucky 2.9% $4,006
Iowa 2.8% $3,847
Indiana 2.8% $3,849
Montana 2.8% $3,907
Missouri 2.7% $3,753
District of Columbia 2.7% $3,866
New Mexico 2.7% $3,758
Minnesota 2.6% $3,518
Arizona 2.6% $3,557
Charitable deductions
as a percentage
of estimated
total income
Average
charitable
deduction per
tax return
Ohio 2.6% $3,584
Michigan 2.5% $3,372
Pennsylvania 2.5% $3,384
Oregon 2.5% $3,518
Virginia 2.5% $3,409
Delaware 2.5% $3,304
Maryland 2.5% $3,305
Vermont 2.4% $3,301
Wisconsin 2.4% $3,242
Maine 2.4% $3,271
Colorado 2.3% $3,222
New York 2.3% $3,152
California 2.3% $3,171
Rhode Island 2.0% $2,712
New Jersey 2.0% $2,750
Hawaii 2.0% $2,736
Connecticut 1.9% $2,603
Massachusetts 1.8% $2,477
Charitable deductions
as a percentage
of estimated
total income
Average
charitable
deduction per
tax return
U.S. 2.6% $3,526
Note: Includes only jurisdictions where 90 per cent or more of taxpayers itemized deductions on their federal returns. Based on data from the Internal Revenue Service for tax year 1997.

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