Table 18-1 TOC
Summary of Idaho's Revenue and Expenditures, Fiscal Year 1990
      Per Capita % Personal Income
     
  Total
($million)		 Distribution
(%)		 Amount
($)		 Index
(U.S.=100)		 % Index
(U.S.=100)
  Revenue
 
State and Local            
General 2,855.60 100 2,836 83 20.1 104
  Intergovernmental from federal 553 19.4 549 100 3.9 125
  Own source 2,302.60 80.6 2,287 80 16.2 100
    Tax revenue 1,571.20 55 1,560 77 11.1 97
             
      Income taxes 475.8 16.7 472 91 3.4 114
      Property taxes 416.8 14.6 414 66 2.9 83
      Sales taxes 383.1 13.4 380 78 2.7 97
      Other taxes 295.5 10.3 293 76 2.1 95
    Charges and miscellaneous 731.4 25.6 726 86 5.2 107
             
State            
General 1,933.80 100 1,980 95 14 119
  Intergovernmental from federal 493.6 24.8 490 103 3.5 129
  Intergovernmental from local 15.4 0.8 15 48 0.1 60
  Own source 1,484.80 74.5 1,474 94 10.5 117
    Tax revenue 1,138.70 57.1 1,131 94 8 117
             
      Income taxes 475.8 23.9 472 100 3.4 125
      Property taxes 0.1 < + 0 < 1
      Sales taxes 383.1 19.2 380 95 2.7 119
      Other taxes 279.8 14 278 90 2 112
    Charges and miscellaneous 346 17.4 344 94 2.4 118
             
Local            
General 1,449.20 100 1,439 70 10.2 87
  Intergovernmental from federal 59.4 4.1 59 80 0.4 99
  Intergovernmental from state 572 39.5 568 82 4 102
  Own source 817.8 56.4 812 63 5.8 78
    Tax revenue 432.4 29.8 429 53 3 66
             
      Income taxes n.t. n.t. n.t. n.t. n.t. n.t.
      Property taxes 416.7 28.8 414 69 2.9 86
      Sales taxes n.t. n.t. n.t. n.t. n.t. n.t.
      Other taxes 15.7 1.1 16 21 0.1 26
    Charges and miscellaneous 385.4 26.6 383 79 2.7 99
 
  Expenditures
 
State and Local            
General 2,651.10 100 2,633 78 18.7 98
  Total intergovernmental 1.2 < 1 9 < 11
  Direct 2,649.90 100 2,632 79 18.7 98
    Education—elementary/secondary 647.1 24.4 643 79 4.6 99
    Education—higher 309.1 11.7 307 104 2.2 130
             
    Public safety—police 90.4 3.4 90 73 0.6 91
    Social services—health, hospitals 239.6 9 238 79 1.7 99
    Social services—public welfare 250.2 9.4 248 58 1.8 72
    Transportation—highways 325.7 12.3 323 132 2.3 165
    Other 787.7 29.7 782 69 5.5 86
             
State            
General 1,831.10 100 1,818 89 12.9 111
  Total intergovernmental 584.9 31.9 581 83 4.1 103
  Direct 1,246.20 68.1 1,238 92 8.8 115
    Education—elementary/secondary - - - - - -
    Education—higher 274.9 15 273 111 1.9 139
             
    Public safety—police 20.4 1.1 20 112 0.1 140
    Social services—health, hospital 75.8 4.1 75 53 0.5 66
    Social services—public welfare 228.4 12.5 227 68 1.6 85
    Transportation—highways 225.4 12.3 224 153 1.6 191
    Other 421.4 23 418 94 3 117
             
Local            
General 1,411.60 100 1,402 69 9.9 86
  Total intergovernmental 7.9 0.6 8 33 0.1 42
  Direct 1,403.70 99.4 1,394 70 9.9 87
    Education—elementary/secondary 647.1 45.8 643 80 4.6 100
    Education—higher 34.3 2.4 34 68 0.2 85
             
    Public safety—police 70 5 70 66 0.5 83
    Social services—health, hospital 163.9 11.6 163 104 1.2 129
    Social services—public welfare 21.8 1.5 22 23 0.2 28
    Transportation—highways 100.3 7.1 100 101 0.7 126
    Other 366.4 26 364 53 2.6 66
Source: U.S. Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations, Significant Features of Fiscal Federalism, Vol. 2, Revenues and Expenditures, 1992.
Notes: n.t. no tax
  < rounds to zero
  + less than $1 per capita
  - Represents zero.
 
  Total Percentage of U.S. Rank
Population 1,007,000 0.4 42
Personal income (billions) $14.20 0.3 43
Personal income per capita $14,097 80.1 42

Compiled by: Lily Wai
Data input assisted by: Robert Anton-Erik
Contact: Lily Wai