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ALABAMA 1 st $1,000... 2% Next 5,000... 4% Over 6,000... 5% ALASKA... 0% ARIZONA 1 1 st $10,000... 2.87% Next 15,000... 3.2% Next 25,000... 3.74% Next 100,000... 4.72% Over 150,000... 5.04% ARKANSAS 1 st $3,099... 1% $3,100 to 6,199... 2.5% $6,200 to 9,299... 3.5% $9,300 to 15,499... 4.5% $15,500 to 25,899... 6% $25,900 and over... 7% CALIFORNIA 2 1 st $5,748...... 1% Next 7,877... 2% Next 7,878... 4% Next 8,347... 6% Next 7,875... 8% $37,725 and over... 9.3% COLORADO 3 4.63% of federal taxable income with modifications. CONNECTICUT 4 1 st 10,000... 3% over 10,000... 4.5% DELAWARE $0 to $2,000... 0% $2,001 to 5,000... 2.2% Next 5,000... 3.9% Next 10,000... 4.8% Next 5,000... 5.2% Next 35,000... 5.55% Over 60,000... 5.95% DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 1 st $10,000... 5% Next 20,000... 7.5% Over 30,000... 9.5% FLORIDA... 0% GEORGIA 1 st $1,000... 1% Next 2,000... 2% Next 2,000... 3% Next 2,000... 4% Next 3,000... 5% Over 10,000... 6% HAWAII 6 1 st $4,000... 1.5% 2 nd 4,000... 3.7% Next 8,000... 6.4% Next 8,000... 6.9% Next 8,000... 7.3% Next 8,000... 7.6% Next 20,000... 7.9% Next 20,000... 8.5% Over 80,000... 8.5% IDAHO 7 1 st $1,056... 1.6% $1,056 to 2,113... 3.6% $2,113 to 3,169... 4.1% $3,169 to 4,226... 5.1% $4,226 to 5,282... 6.1% $5,282 to 7,923... 7.1% $7,923 to 21,129... 7.4% $21,129 Over... 7.8% ILLINOIS 3% of federal adjusted gross income with modificaions. INDIANA 3.4% of federal adjusted gross income with modifications. IOWA 1 st $1,185....36% $1,185 to 2,370....72% $2,370 to 4,740... 2.43% $4,740 to 10,665... 4.5%

$0 to $25,680... 5.35% $25,681 to 102,030... 7.05% Over 102,030... 7.85% IOWA (continued) $10,665 to 17,775... 6.12% $17,775 to 23,700... 6.48% $23,700 to 35,550... 6.8% $35,550 to 53,325... 7.92% Over 53,325... 8.98% KANSAS 8 1 st $15,000... 3.5% Next 15,000... 6.25% Over 30,000... 6.45% KENTUCKY 1 st $3,000... 2% Next 1,000... 3% Next 1,000... 4% Next 3,000... 5% $8,000 and over... 6% LOUISIANA 9 1 st $10,000... 2% Next 40,000... 4% Over 50,000... 6% MAINE 10 Less than $8,250... 2% Next 8,250... 4.5% Next 16,500... 7% $33,000 or more... 8.5% MARYLAND 1 st $1,000... 2% Next 1,000... 3% Next 1,000... 4% Over 3,000... 4.8% MASSACHUSETTS 11 see footnote MICHIGAN 4.2% of the federal adjusted gross income with modifications. MINNESOTA 12 MISSISSIPPI 1 st $5,000... 3% Next 5,000... 4% Over 10,000... 5% MISSOURI 1 st $1,000... 1.5% Next 1,000... 2% Next 1,000... 2.5% Next 1,000... 3% Next 1,000... 3.5% Next 1,000... 4% Next 1,000... 4.5% Next 1,000... 5% Next 1,000... 5.5% Over 9,000... 6% MONTANA 13 1 st $2,200... 2% Next 2,100... 3% Next 4,300... 4% Next 4,300... 5% Next 4,300... 6% Next 4,300... 7% Next 8,700... 8% Next 12,900... 9% Next 32,300... 10% Over 75,400... 11% NEBRASKA 14 1 st $ 4,000... 2.51% Next 26,000... 3.49% Next 16,750... 5.01% Over 46,750... 6.68% NEVADA... 0% NEW HAMPSHIRE... 0% 5% on income from interest and dividends. NEW JERSEY 15 $0 to $20,000... 1.4% Next 30,000... 1.75% Next 20,000... 2.45% Next 10,000... 3.50% Next 70,000... 5.525%

Over 150,000... 6.37% State Income Tax Tables - 2002 Next 2,300... 3% Next 2,400... 4% Next 2,800... 5% Next 6,000... 6% Remainder... 6.75% NEW MEXICO 16 1 st $8,000... 1.7% Next 8,000... 3.2% Next 8,000... 4.7% Next 16,000... 6% Next 24,000... 7.1% Next 36,000... 7.9% Over 100,000... 8.2% NEW YORK 17 1 st $16,000... 4.0% Next 6,000... 4.5% Next 4,000... 5.25% Next 14,000... 5.9% Over 40,000... 6.85% NORTH CAROLINA 18 1 st $21,250... 6% Next 78,750... 7% Over 100,000... 7.75% Over 200,000... 8.75% NORTH DAKOTA 19 $0 to $45,200... 2.1% $45,200 to 109,250... 3.92% $109,250 to 166,500... 4.34% $166,500 to 297,350... 5.04% $297,350... 5.54% OHIO 1 st $5,000....743% Next 5,000... 1.486% Next 5,000... 2.972% Next 5,000... 3.715% Next 20,000... 4.457% Next 40,000... 5.201% Next 20,000... 5.943% Next 100,000... 6.9% Over 200,000... 7.5% OKLAHOMA 20 1 st $2,000....5% Next 3,000... 1% Next 2,500... 2% OREGON 21 1 st $2,500... 5% Next 3,800... 7% Over 6,300... 9% PENNSYLVANIA 22 2.8% of taxable compensation. RHODE ISLAND 25% of federal income tax liability. SOUTH CAROLINA 23 First $2,400... 2.5% Next 2,400... 3% Next 2,400... 4% Next 2,400... 5% Next 2,400... 6% $12,000 or over... 7% SOUTH DAKOTA... 0% TENNESSEE 24... 0% TEXAS... 0% UTAH 25 1 st $1,726... 2.3% $1,726 to 3,450... 3.3% $3,450 to 5,176... 4.2% $5,176 to 6,900... 5.2% $6,900 to 8,626... 6.0% Over $8,626... 7.0% VERMONT 24% of federal income tax liability. VIRGINIA 1 st $3,000... 2% Next 2,000... 3% Next 12,000... 5% Over 17,000... 5.75% WASHINGTON... 0% WEST VIRGINIA 26

1 st $10,000... 3% Next 15,000... 4% Next 15,000... 4.5% Next 20,000... 6% Over 60,000... 6.5% State Income Tax Tables - 2002 1 st $10,750... 4.6% Next 10,750... 6.15% Next 133,600... 6.5% Over 155,100... 6.75% WYOMING... 0% WISCONSIN 27 Footnotes to Tax Tables 1. Arizona: Rates for married persons filing jointly and heads of households range from 2.87% on the first $20,000 of taxable income to 5.04% of taxable income over $300,000. 2. California: Married persons filing joint returns must split their income. Rates for heads of households range from 1% on the first $11,500 of taxable income to 9.3% of taxable income over $51,350. 3. Colorado: 4.63% of federal taxable income with modifications, plus an amount in excess of 3.71% of modified federal alternative minimum taxable income over the flat Colorado income tax rate. 4. Connecticut: For married persons filing jointly and surviving spouses, the tax is 3% of the first $20,000 and 4.5% of the excess over $20,000. Taxpayers subject to alternative minimum tax pay an additional minimum tax equal to 19% of federal tentative minimum tax or 5% of adjusted federal alternative minimum taxable income, whichever is less. 6. Hawaii: Rates for heads of households range from 1.5% of taxable income not over $3,000 to 8.75% of taxable income over $60,000. Rates for other unmarried individuals, married persons filing separate and estates and trust range from 1.5% of taxable income not over $2,000 to 8.5% of taxable income over $40,000. 7. Idaho: An additional $10 tax is due from every taxpayer required to file an income tax return except blind persons and persons receiving public assistance 8. Kansas: Rates shown are for individuals, heads of households and married persons filing individually. Rates for married individuals filing joint returns are 3.5% of the first $30,000 of taxable income, 6.25% of the next $30,000, and 6.45% of taxable income over $60,000. 9. Louisiana: The amount of tax due is determined from tax tables. These amounts are doubled (rates remain the same) for taxpayers filing joint returns. 10. Maine: Rates shown above are for marrried taxpayers, filing jointly, and surviving spouses. Rates for single persons and married persons filing separately range from 2% of the first $4,150 to $846 plus 8.5% of taxable income of $16,500 or over. Rates for heads of households range from 2% if taxable income less than $6,200 to $1,268 plus 8.5% if taxable income is $24,750 or over. 11. Massachusetts: Part A (interest and dividends after 1/1/99)...5.85%, Part B income (income that is not Part A or Part C income)...5.85%, Part C income...see tax specialist. 12. Minnesota: Rates shown are for married taxpayers filing joint returns. For single taxpayers, rates range from 5.35% of the first $17,570 of taxable income to 7.85% of taxable income over $57,710. For heads of households, rates range from 5.35% of the first $21,630 of taxable income to 7.85% of taxable income over $86,910.

13. Montana: Income tax brackets have been indexed for inflation. 14. Nebraska: Rates shown are for married couples filing jointly and qualified surviving spouses. Rates for married persons filing separately range from 2.51% of the first $2,000 of taxable income to 6.68% of taxable income over $23,375. Rates for heads of households range from 2.51% of the first $3,800 of taxable income to 6.68% of taxable income over $35,000. Rates for single individuals range between 2.51% of the first $2,400 of taxable income to 6.68% of taxable income over $26,500. 15. New Jersey: Rates shown are for married taxpayers filing jointly, heads of households, and surviving spouses. Rates for other taxpayers range from 1.4% of the first $20,000 of taxable income to 6.37% of taxable income over $75,000. 16. New Mexico: Rates shown are for married taxpayers filing jointly and surviving spouses. Rates for married taxpayers filing separately range from 1.7% of the first $4,000 of taxable income to 8.2% of income over $50,000. Rates for single individuals and estates and trusts range from 1.7% of the first $5,500 of taxable income to 8.2% of income over $65,000. Rates for heads of households range from 1.7% of the first $7,000 of taxable income to 8.2% of income over $83,000. 17. New York: Rates shown are for resident married persons filing joint returns and surviving spouses. Rates for resident heads of households range from 4% of the first $11,000 of taxable income to 6.85% of taxable income over $30,000. Rates for resident single persons, married individuals filing separately and estates and trusts range from 4% of the first $8,000 of taxable income to 6.85% of taxable income over $20,000. 18. North Carolina: Rates shown are for married persons filing joint returns. Rates for married persons filing separate returns range from 6% of income under $10,626 to 8.75% of taxable income over $100,000. Rates for heads of households range from 6% of income under $17,001 to 8.75% of income over $160,000. Rates for single individuals range from 6% of income under $12,751 to 8.75% of income over $120,000. 19. North Dakota: Individuals, estates and trusts may elect to compute their income tax under the optional method. Rates range from 2.67% on taxable income under $3,000 to 12% on taxable income over $50,000. 20. Oklahoma: Rates shown are for married individuals filing jointly, surviving spouses and heads of households not deducting federal income tax. For single individuals and married individuals filing separately not deducting federal income tax, rates range from.5% of the first $1,000 of taxable income to 6.75% of such income over $10,000. 21. Oregon: Tax rates above are for single persons and married persons filing separately. In case of married persons filing jointly, heads of household, and qualifying widow(er)s rates are 5% of the first $5,000, 7% of the next $7,600 and 9% of income over $12,600. 22. Pennsylvania: 2.8% of taxable compensation, net profits, net gains from the sale of property, rent, royalties, patents or copyrights, income from estates or trusts, dividends, interest and winnings. 23. South Carolina: Income tax brackets have been indexed for inflation. 24. Tennessee: 6% on dividends and interest. 25. Utah: Rates shown are for married persons filing jointly or heads of households. Rates for single taxpayers, married persons filing separately and estates and trusts range from 2.3% of adjusted federal taxable income not over $863 to $158 plus 7% of adjusted federal taxable income over $4,313. Personal exemption amounts and tax brackets have been indexed for inflation.

26. West Virginia: For married taxpayers filing separately, rates range from 3% of taxable income not over $5,000 to 6.5% of taxable income over $30,000. 27. Wisconsin: Rates shown are for married persons filing jointly. For married persons filing separately range from 4.6% of the first $5,380 of taxable income to 6.75% of taxable income over $77,550. For fudiciaries and single individuals, rates range from 4.6% on the first $8,060 of taxable income to 6.75% of taxable income over $116,330.