state tax laws

State tax laws are rules set by each state to determine how much income residents and some non-residents must pay to the government. They often include income taxes, sales taxes on goods and services, and property taxes on real estate. These laws specify tax rates, income brackets, deductions, and credits, and vary from state to state. Understanding them helps individuals and businesses comply and plan financially. State taxes fund public services like education, roads, and safety efforts, making these laws essential to local government functioning.