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Well, the Tax Foundation, a nonprofit fiscal policy research group, annually calculates what it calls "Tax Freedom Day" for the country as a whole and for residents of each state. That's the day when you've earned enough to pay your federal, state and local taxes for the year and can start to pocket the rest of your pay to, say, support yourself.

Tax Foundation researchers calculate that Tax Freedom Day for American workers as a group will be April 26, three days later than last year and 10 days later than in 2003 and 2004.

Among the 10 states with the latest tax freedom days, six are in the Northeast: Connecticut (May 12), New York (May 9), New Jersey (May 6), Massachusetts (May 2), Maine (May 1) and Rhode Island (May 1).

The other four states are: Washington (May 4), Minnesota (May 3), California (April 30) and Illinois (April 30).

As a bumper-sticker stated:

Taxation with Representation Ain't So Great, Either

In the breakdown of each individual state, the tax burden as a percentage of income in Washington state is 10.90%, with the per capita burden being $4,334.