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By comparison, Illinois had the highest state and local tax rate 14.76 percent, or $8,162 a year, according to the report. Alaska had the lowest overall effective tax rate at $5.64 percent, or $3,060 annually for median households.
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Ohio taxpayers were hit hardest by property and income taxes, which had effective tax rates of 5.15 percent and 3.34 percent, respectively — the twelfth and fifteenth highest rates in the nation, according to WalletHub.
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