Fewer than four out of 10 taxpayers are happy with President Trump’s recent tax reform law, according to a new survey.
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The poll also found 90 percent of the respondents believe the government currently does not spend their tax dollars wisely.
The survey also asked about Tax Day and the IRS. It found 30 percent of the respondents said making a math mistake is their biggest Tax Day fear, edging out not having enough money (29 percent) at the top of the list.
To get a “tax-free future,” 37 percent of the survey respondents said they would move to a different country. 24 percent would get an “IRS” tattoo, 22 percent would switch political parties, and 15 percent of them would take a vow of celibacy.
Asked about their attitudes toward the Internal Revenue Service, 29 percent of the poll respondents said they like their in-laws more than the IRS, 13 percent prefer cold showers, and 9 percent favor a traffic jam.
WalletHub also ranked the states with the lowest and highest tax rates:
States with Lowest Tax Rates
1 Alaska
2 Delaware
3 Montana
4 Nevada
5 Wyoming
6 Tennessee
7 Idaho
8 California
9 Florida
10 South Carolina
States with Highest Tax Rates
42 Michigan
43 New Jersey
44 Iowa
45 Ohio
46 Wisconsin
47 Rhode Island
48 New York
49 Nebraska
50 Connecticut
51 Illinois
