Tax Agencies: State Guide

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In the table below, you will find links to the official websites of taxation agencies in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Whether called "Department of Revenue" or "State Tax Commission," these agencies are in charge of administering tax laws in your state and can provide you with tax rate information, tax return filing requirements, forms and other tax-related resources.

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