There are policy implications in any state that hands out money based on town income. We need better measures of town income.

Mr. Lee did his analysis different than ours. We based ours more on income-generating measures, and Mr. Lee didn't put any weight on (those) measures.

The Census provides highs that are too low and lows that are too high. In effect, the Census income estimates artificially reduce the gap between the wealthiest and poorest Connecticut towns.

Our community sends a lot of income tax money to the State of Wisconsin.

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Higher income earners are more likely to be audited because there is more tax money at stake, ... The IRS is a business, they have employees and they do not have time to let them audit people if they are only going to earn $2 worth of tax.