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How Does Minnesota Compare?

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FY2006 (published May 2008)
FY2005 (published October 2007)
FY2004 (published June 2006) Click here for a Capitol Report program on the FY2004 Rankings (Real)
FY2002 (published October 2004) Click here for a Capitol Report program on the FY2002 Rankings (Real)
FY2000 (published June 2003)
FY1999 (published January 2002)
FY1997 (published June 2001)
FY1993 (published March 1997, taxes only)
FY1992 (published October 1994, spending only)
FY1992 (published October 1994, taxes only)

Full name: How Does Minnesota Compare?

Summary: This booklet is designed to provide just one snapshot of the fiscal picture of Minnesota. If you want to find out how Minnesota's overall tax collections or spending compare to the other states, this is the place to look. If you want to know what tax Minnesota relies on more than others, this is also a good publication to check out.