2021 North Carolina Average Federal Income Taxes Paid
The average taxpayer in North Carolina paid $10,625 in federal income taxes in 2021. That's $2,847 less than the national average. See where that money went.
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2021 Federal Income Tax Receipt |
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| Health | $2,339.81 |
| * Includes $1,816.88 for Medicare and Medicaid | |
| * Includes $21.25 for Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) | |
| Unemployment and Labor | $2,305.24 |
| * Includes $1,078.77 for COVID checks to individuals | |
| * Includes $308.19 for COVID unemployment aid | |
| * Includes $29.14 for Welfare (TANF) | |
| Pentagon & Military | $1,630.39 |
| * Includes $732.95 for Military Contractors | |
| * Includes $326.90 for Military Personnel | |
| * Includes $48.87 for Nuclear Weapons | |
| Government | $1,352.62 |
| * Includes $461.17 for COVID aid to state and local governments | |
| * Includes $49.22 for Deportations & border patrol | |
| * Includes $14.64 for Federal Prisons | |
| Interest on Debt | $963.70 |
| Education | $506.33 |
| * Includes $322.91 for College Financial Aid | |
| * Includes $135.15 for K-12 Education | |
| Veterans | $442.28 |
| * Includes $218.02 for Income Support | |
| * Includes $189.14 for Veterans Health Administration | |
| Food and Agriculture | $408.82 |
| * Includes $254.82 for Food stamps (SNAP) | |
| * Includes $48.87 for School Lunch & other food programs | |
| Housing and Community | $237.16 |
| * Includes $94.32 for Disaster Relief | |
| * Includes $6.09 for Homeless Assistance Grants | |
| Transportation | $204.90 |
| * Includes $31.08 for Public transit | |
| * Includes $9.57 for Railroads | |
| Energy and Environment | $91.30 |
| * Includes $15.61 for Environmental Protection Agency | |
| * Includes $4.16 for Renewable energy & energy efficiency | |
| International Affairs | $75.20 |
| * Includes $66.91 for State Department | |
| Science | $67.24 |
| * Includes $40.70 for NASA | |
| * Includes $13.79 for National Science Foundation | |
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| TOTAL | $10,625 |
| US AVERAGE | $13,472 |
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