The Worst States for Millionaires

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By Kimberly Palmer

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Those earning over $1 million a year in the Golden State face one of the highest state tax rates, 10.55 percent. To make up for the budget shortfall, the state decided to raise income taxes by 0.25 percent across all tax brackets for 2009 and 2010.

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