Mapping 2018 Tax Reform

by Tom Yamachika | posted in: 50-State Tax Maps | 0

The national Tax Foundation has released an interactive map showing the impact of the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act by Congressional district and by adjusted gross income range.

Here it is:

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