Nationwide in 2011, over 26.8 million received almost $59.5 billion in EITC for the 2010 tax year1.
State-by-State EITC Statistics for tax returns filed during 2011
|
State |
Number of EITC Claims |
Total EITC Amount |
Average EITC Amount |
|
NATIONAL |
26.17 M |
$58.62 B |
$2,240 |
|
ALABAMA |
527,908 |
$1.35 B |
$2,558 |
|
ALASKA |
45,809 |
$86.58 M |
$1,890 |
|
ARIZONA |
532,981 |
$1.24 B |
$2,326 |
|
ARKANSAS |
306,375 |
$725 M |
$2,366 |
|
CALIFORNIA |
2.91 M |
$6.48 B |
$2,229 |
|
COLORADO |
339,075 |
$684 M |
$2,017 |
|
CONNECTICUT |
199,741 |
$391 M |
$1,957 |
|
DELAWARE |
69,284 |
$147 M |
$2,120 |
|
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA |
49,150 |
$101 M |
$2,062 |
|
FLORIDA |
1.99 M |
$4.51 B |
$2,260 |
|
GEORGIA |
1.08 M |
$2.68B |
$2,484 |
|
HAWAII |
105,806 |
$215 M |
$2,028 |
|
IDAHO |
132,440 |
$283 M |
$2,139 |
|
ILLINOIS |
1.01 M |
$2.26 B |
$2,250 |
|
INDIANA |
538,169 |
$1.16 B |
$2,163 |
|
IOWA |
207,245 |
$414 M |
$1,999 |
|
KANSAS |
212,621 |
$449 M |
$2,114 |
|
KENTUCKY |
400,637 |
$880 M |
$2,197 |
|
LOUISIANA |
523,984 |
$1.34 B |
$2,560 |
|
MAINE |
100,376 |
$188 M |
$1,871 |
|
MARYLAND |
390,168 |
$825 M |
$2,115 |
|
MASSACHUSETTS |
377,742 |
$717 M |
$1,898 |
|
MICHIGAN |
809,560 |
$1.77 B |
$2,191 |
|
MINNESOTA |
335,543 |
$648 M |
$1,932 |
|
MISSISSIPPI |
404,394 |
$1.05 B |
$2,610 |
|
MISSOURI |
513,718 |
$1.13 B |
$2,195 |
|
MONTANA |
81,852 |
$160 B |
$1,952 |
|
NEBRASKA |
133,131 |
$277 M |
$2,080 |
|
NEVADA |
220,742 |
$488 M |
$2,210 |
|
NEW HAMPSHIRE |
77,342 |
$140 M |
$1,807 |
|
NEW JERSEY |
552,563 |
$1.17 B |
$2,117 |
|
NEW MEXICO |
214,783 |
479 M |
$2,232 |
|
NEW YORK |
1.67 M |
$3.62 B |
$2,163 |
|
NORTH CAROLINA |
893,213 |
$2.05 B |
$2,291 |
|
NORTH DAKOTA |
43,244 |
$82.66 M |
$1,912 |
|
OHIO |
949,692 |
$2.06 B |
$2,170 |
|
OKLAHOMA |
342,231 |
$779 M |
$2,275 |
|
OREGON |
269,250 |
$523 M |
$1,941 |
|
PENNSYLVANIA |
900,061 |
$1.81 B |
$2,012 |
|
RHODE ISLAND |
77,848 |
$165 M |
$2,116 |
|
SOUTH CAROLINA |
487,052 |
$1.14 B |
$2,344 |
|
SOUTH DAKOTA |
64,538 |
$130 M |
$2,019 |
|
TENNESSEE |
654,098 |
$1.51 B |
$2,311 |
|
TEXAS |
2.57 M |
$6.48 B |
$2,522 |
|
UTAH |
189,831 |
$414 M |
$2,179 |
|
VERMONT |
45,231 |
$79.3 M |
$1,752 |
|
VIRGINIA |
588,692 |
$1.25 B |
$2,126 |
|
WASHINGTON |
426,124 |
$847 M |
$1,987 |
|
WEST VIRGINIA |
159,928 |
$328 M |
$2,049 |
|
WISCONSIN |
377,992 |
$759 M |
$2,007 |
|
WYOMING |
37,724 |
$71.1 M |
$1,886 |
1Source: Report NR. 701-98-11 December 2011
*Net EITC is after math error posting and subsequent adjustment, including CP09/27.* ( CP is an abbreviation for computer paragraph)
The Brookings Institute has a very good EITC interactive database on its site. You can display and download ZIP code-level tax return information for states, metro areas, counties, cities, and state legislative and congressional districts for tax years 1997 through 2008. Click here for the Interactive Data on the Brookings site (you leave this IRS sponsored site to visit Brookings).
*Net EITC is after adjustments for:
1. Math error processing, which involves computerized checks for mathematical and clerical errors during standard tax return processing. This involves checks for arithmetic mistakes and errors in reading tax and EITC tables, but also includes checks for valid taxpayer identification numbers; and after adjustments for 2. Potentially eligible EITC claimants, resulting from a. A CP 09 notice, issued to low income taxpayers with qualifying children who appear to qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) but did not claim it on their original return; (these taxpayers are EITC potentially eligible). Or, b. A CP 27 notice, issued to low income taxpayers without qualifying children who appear to qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) but did not claim it on their original return; (these taxpayers are EITC potentially eligible).
Last updated: 1/23/2012