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New Hampshire
New Hampshire ranks high with no income and no sales tax.
Wyoming
Wyomings lack of income tax makes it another ideal spot for high-income residents.
High earners in Montana end up with an annual tax burden of $7,837.
Montanas tax-friendly policies and lack of sales tax keep everyday costs lower.
Delaware
Delawares tax structure is appealing for both individuals and businesses.
Property taxes at 1.2% lead to a total annual tax of $9,555.
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