Idaho sales tax collections
$3.2 billion
General sales and gross receipts taxes collected by Idaho state government in the fiscal year, fiscal year 2025
+3.7% since fiscal year 2024 ($3.1 billion); +52.6% since fiscal year 2020 ($2.1 billion); +118.9% since fiscal year 2015 ($1.5 billion)
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Annual Survey of State Government Tax Collections (STC). Data period fiscal year 2025. Published .
Tax collections by state government broken out by Census's tax-item classification (property; general and selective sales and gross receipts; license; individual and corporation income; and other taxes such as severance and death and gift), state fiscal year.
Change and comparison
From fiscal year 2005 ($1.1 billion) to fiscal year 2025 ($3.2 billion), the change was +183.9%.
The latest figure, fiscal year 2025, is the highest in the series, which begins in fiscal year 2005.
Among 46 states, Idaho ranked 37th highest in fiscal year 2025. Texas was highest at $56,499,029 thousand and Vermont lowest at $618,072 thousand.
Among Idaho and its 5 neighboring states, Idaho ranks 4th highest; Utah is next above at $4,767,517 thousand and Oregon next below at $1,416,523 thousand.
Individual Income Taxes is the largest of the remaining categories at $3,102,225 thousand; Corporation Net Income Taxes is next at $1,007,114 thousand.
Historical data
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Annual Survey of State Government Tax Collections (STC). Published .
Data table (21 rows)
| Period | General Sales and Gross Receipts Taxes (thousands of dollars) |
|---|---|
| fiscal year 2005 | $1,128,485 |
| fiscal year 2006 | $1,078,543 |
| fiscal year 2007 | $1,277,533 |
| fiscal year 2008 | $1,347,327 |
| fiscal year 2009 | $1,206,137 |
| fiscal year 2010 | $1,126,671 |
| fiscal year 2011 | $1,187,070 |
| fiscal year 2012 | $1,224,656 |
| fiscal year 2013 | $1,324,182 |
| fiscal year 2014 | $1,373,666 |
| fiscal year 2015 | $1,463,802 |
| fiscal year 2016 | $1,559,332 |
| fiscal year 2017 | $1,650,498 |
| fiscal year 2018 | $1,790,830 |
| fiscal year 2019 | $1,908,887 |
| fiscal year 2020 | $2,099,543 |
| fiscal year 2021 | $2,516,997 |
| fiscal year 2022 | $2,904,133 |
| fiscal year 2023 | $3,065,139 |
| fiscal year 2024 | $3,090,372 |
| fiscal year 2025 | $3,204,313 |
Collections by tax type
Tax collections by state government broken out by Census's tax-item classification (property; general and selective sales and gross receipts; license; individual and corporation income; and other taxes such as severance and death and gift), state fiscal year.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Annual Survey of State Government Tax Collections (STC). Data period FY2025. Published .
Data table (20 rows)
| Tax type | FY2025 (usd thousands) |
|---|---|
| Individual Income Taxes | $3,102,225 |
| Corporation Net Income Taxes | $1,007,114 |
| Motor Fuels Sales Tax | $402,019 |
| Insurance Premiums Sales Tax | $326,932 |
| Motor Vehicles License | $241,292 |
| Other Selective Sales and Gross Receipts Taxes | $214,092 |
| Occupation and Businesses License, NEC | $106,707 |
| Public Utilities License | $99,882 |
| Hunting and Fishing License | $59,806 |
| Tobacco Products Sales Tax | $35,609 |
| Taxes, NEC | $34,618 |
| Motor Vehicle Operators License | $13,562 |
| Alcoholic Beverages Sales Tax | $9,814 |
| Corporations in General License | $6,397 |
| Severance Taxes | $6,301 |
| Other License Taxes | $4,569 |
| Public Utilities Sales Tax | $2,217 |
| Sports Betting Sales Tax | $1,831 |
| Alcoholic Beverages License | $1,638 |
| Amusements License | $268 |
Collections by tax type over time
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Annual Survey of State Government Tax Collections (STC). Published .
Compared with other states
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Annual Survey of State Government Tax Collections (STC). Data period FY2025. Published .
Data table (47 rows)
| State | fiscal year 2025 |
|---|---|
| 1. United States | $475,228,739 |
| 2. Texas | $56,499,029 |
| 3. California | $53,494,661 |
| 4. Florida | $39,994,118 |
| 5. Washington | $23,381,238 |
| 6. New York | $20,399,892 |
| 7. Ohio | $16,529,684 |
| 8. Illinois | $16,311,207 |
| 9. Pennsylvania | $16,126,578 |
| 10. New Jersey | $14,836,126 |
| 11. Tennessee | $14,700,852 |
| 12. Arizona | $13,506,130 |
| 13. Michigan | $13,171,810 |
| 14. North Carolina | $12,567,655 |
| 15. Indiana | $11,223,248 |
| 16. Massachusetts | $9,718,010 |
| 17. Georgia | $9,333,974 |
| 18. Minnesota | $8,615,513 |
| 19. Wisconsin | $7,831,576 |
| 20. Nevada | $7,615,178 |
| 21. Virginia | $7,571,760 |
| 22. Maryland | $7,080,141 |
| 23. South Carolina | $6,764,152 |
| 24. Connecticut | $6,263,152 |
| 25. Kentucky | $5,821,340 |
| 26. Louisiana | $5,488,032 |
| 27. Mississippi | $5,410,368 |
| 28. Missouri | $5,350,202 |
| 29. Arkansas | $5,136,793 |
| 30. Hawaii | $4,957,864 |
| 31. Alabama | $4,815,252 |
| 32. Utah | $4,767,517 |
| 33. Colorado | $4,700,735 |
| 34. Iowa | $4,673,814 |
| 35. New Mexico | $4,533,242 |
| 36. Kansas | $4,279,994 |
| 37. Oklahoma | $3,503,692 |
| 38. Idaho | $3,204,313 |
| 39. Nebraska | $3,053,906 |
| 40. Maine | $2,371,467 |
| 41. West Virginia | $1,887,063 |
| 42. Rhode Island | $1,675,824 |
| 43. South Dakota | $1,654,301 |
| 44. Oregon | $1,416,523 |
| 45. North Dakota | $1,379,674 |
| 46. Wyoming | $993,067 |
| 47. Vermont | $618,072 |
Source
- Organization
- U.S. Census Bureau
- Dataset
- Annual Survey of State Government Tax Collections (STC)
- Geography
- Nation and states (state government only; excludes local governments; DC is not a state government in this survey and has no rows)
- Time coverage
- FY2005-FY2025
- Update frequency
- Annual
- Published
- Original file
- https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/stc/datasets/historical/State-Government-Tax-Collections.zip
- Methodology
- https://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/stc/technical-documentation/methodology.html
- License
- Public domain. U.S. federal government work.
- Our copy
- Annual Survey of State Government Tax Collections (STC), built by
scripts/fetch-census-stc.py
Caveats
- State government tax collections only, in current dollars (thousands); local property and local-option sales taxes are excluded.
- Fiscal year windows differ by state: most end June 30, but Alabama and Michigan end September 30, New York ends March 31, and Texas ends August 31.
- This dataset starts at fiscal year 2005, when the Census Bureau redefined its state government finance classification; earlier years use a different, non-comparable classification.
- T14 (Pari-mutuels Sales Tax) was folded into T18 (Sports Betting Sales Tax) beginning fiscal year 2023.
- The tax-type breakdown uses the source's detail categories only, not its subtotal categories; the published total is not a sum of these categories, and a suppressed cell is omitted, never recorded as zero.
Cite
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