{"id":199677,"date":"2026-04-16T18:16:45","date_gmt":"2026-04-16T18:16:45","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/199677\/"},"modified":"2026-04-16T18:16:45","modified_gmt":"2026-04-16T18:16:45","slug":"us-states-ranked-by-how-much-of-their-income-residents-pay-in-taxes","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/199677\/","title":{"rendered":"US States Ranked by How Much of Their Income Residents Pay in Taxes"},"content":{"rendered":"

With tax day<\/a> behind us, US taxpayers should have a better idea of how much they contribute to their local, state, and federal governments through taxes.<\/p>\n

Federal taxes apply nationwide, but local taxes<\/a> like income, property, sales, and excise taxes \u2014 taxes paid by retailers and passed on to consumers in the form of higher prices<\/a> \u2014 can add up differently in each state.<\/p>\n

While some states have higher overall tax rates, tax burden measures how taxes compare to personal income in each state, or what share of their income residents of every state pay in taxes.<\/p>\n

A WalletHub study<\/a> ranked all US states<\/a> by their tax burden on residents. The study used data from the Tax Policy Center, a nonpartisan DC-based think tank, on property taxes, individual income taxes, and sales and excise taxes as shares of personal income to calculate the tax burden of every US state.<\/p>\n

“It’s easy to be dismayed at tax time when you see just how much of your income you lose,” WalletHub analyst Chip Lupo said in the study. “Living in a state with a low tax burden can alleviate some of that stress.”<\/p>\n

Nine US states have no state income tax<\/a> in 2026, while others, like California, have individual income tax rates of up to 13.3% according to the Tax Foundation<\/a>, a nonpartisan research think tank.<\/p>\n

Five states also don’t have a state sales tax, according to the Tax Foundation. While Alaska residents may still pay up to 7.85% in local sales taxes, the other four states also have no local sales taxes in place.<\/p>\n

See how every US state ranks by residents’ tax burden, according to WalletHub’s report.<\/p>\n

50. Alaska<\/p>\n

\"Aerial<\/p>\n

Alaska has the lowest tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

Terelyuk\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 4.92%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 3.32%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 1.60%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 0%<\/p>\n

49. New Hampshire<\/p>\n

\"Aerial<\/p>\n

New Hampshire has the lowest sales and excise tax burden in the US, but the third-highest property tax burden.<\/p>\n

Mark F Lotterhand\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 5.38%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 4.33%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 0.91%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 0.13%<\/p>\n

While New Hampshire historically taxed dividend and interest income at a 3% rate, the tax was repealed in 2025, adding the state to the list of eight other US states that do not impose a state income tax.<\/p>\n

48. Tennessee<\/p>\n

\"Nashville,<\/p>\n

Tennessee doesn’t have a state income tax, but its sales and excise tax burden ranks as the seventh highest in the country.<\/p>\n

Rudy Balasko\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 6.21%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 1.60%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 4.61%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 0%<\/p>\n

47. Florida<\/p>\n

\"Miami<\/p>\n

Florida is one of nine US states with no state income tax.<\/p>\n

Volodymyr TVERDOKHLIB\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 6.27%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.52%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.74%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 0%<\/p>\n

46. Delaware<\/p>\n

\"Aerial<\/p>\n

Delaware has the second-lowest sales and excise tax burden but the fourth-highest income tax burden.<\/p>\n

Jacob Boomsma\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 6.28%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 1.67%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 0.98%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 3.62%<\/p>\n

45. South Dakota<\/p>\n

\"Ariel<\/p>\n

South Dakota doesn’t have a state income tax, but it has the 12th-highest tax burden in sales and excise taxes.<\/p>\n

Mihai Andritoiu\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 6.38%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.32%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 4.06%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 0%<\/p>\n

44. Wyoming<\/p>\n

\"Aerial<\/p>\n

Wyoming has the 10th-highest property tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

Jacob Boomsma\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 6.70%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 3.42%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.28%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 0%<\/p>\n

43. North Dakota<\/p>\n

\"Aerial<\/p>\n

North Dakota has the eighth-lowest tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

Jacob Boomsma\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 7.02%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.23%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.91%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 0.88%<\/p>\n

42. Idaho<\/p>\n

\"Downtown<\/p>\n

Idaho has the seventh-lowest property tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

CSNafzger\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 7.04%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 1.92%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.29%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 1.84%<\/p>\n

41. Oklahoma<\/p>\n

\"Skyline<\/p>\n

Oklahoma has the fifth-lowest property tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

Sean Pavone\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 7.05%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 1.78%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.50%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 1.78%<\/p>\n

40. Arizona<\/p>\n

\"Sedona<\/p>\n

Arizona ranked 40th among all US states for its total tax burden.<\/p>\n

Gerald Peplow\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 7.24%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 1.95%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 4.28%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 1.01%<\/p>\n

39. Montana<\/p>\n

\"A<\/p>\n

Montana has the 9th-highest income tax burden but the third-lowest sales and excise tax burden.<\/p>\n

Photo Spirit\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 7.29%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 3.04%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 1.20%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 3.05%<\/p>\n

38. South Carolina<\/p>\n

\"Aerial<\/p>\n

South Carolina ranks 36th for its income tax burden.<\/p>\n

Mihai_Andritoiu\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 7.49%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.56%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.07%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 1.86%<\/p>\n

37. Colorado<\/p>\n

\"Aerial<\/p>\n

Colorado ranks 37th for total tax burden.<\/p>\n

Nicholas Courtney\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 7.56%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.77%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.36%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 1.43%<\/p>\n

36. Texas<\/p>\n

\"Houston,<\/p>\n

Although Texas doesn’t have a state income tax, its property tax burden ranks 9th highest in the country.<\/p>\n

Sean Pavone\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 7.69%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 3.43%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 4.27%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 0%<\/p>\n

35. North Carolina<\/p>\n

\"Blowing<\/p>\n

North Carolina has the sixth-lowest property tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

Jeffery Scott Yount\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 7.81%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 1.92%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.41%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 2.49%<\/p>\n

34. Missouri<\/p>\n

\"St.<\/p>\n

Missouri ranks 35th for income tax burden.<\/p>\n

Sean Pavone\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 7.84%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.35%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.11%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 2.38%<\/p>\n

33. Alabama<\/p>\n

\"Aerial<\/p>\n

Alabama has the lowest property tax burden of all US states.<\/p>\n

Cavan-Images\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 7.93%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 1.40%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 4.36%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 2.17%<\/p>\n

32. Michigan<\/p>\n

\"Detroit,<\/p>\n

Michigan has the 16th-highest property tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

Sean Pavone\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 7.98%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.99%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 2.99%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 2.00%<\/p>\n

31. Wisconsin<\/p>\n

\"Milwaukee,<\/p>\n

Wisconsin’s sales and excise tax burden ranks 39th in the country.<\/p>\n

Rudy Balasko\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 8.12%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.84%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 2.89%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 2.39%<\/p>\n

30. Georgia<\/p>\n

\"Atlanta,<\/p>\n

Georgia ranks 30th overall for state tax burden.<\/p>\n

Sean Pavone\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 8.15%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.68%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 2.97%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 2.51%<\/p>\n

29. Nebraska<\/p>\n

\"Aerial<\/p>\n

Nebraska has the ninth-lowest income tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

Jacob Boomsma\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 8.16%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 3.22%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 2.82%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 2.11%<\/p>\n

28. Virginia<\/p>\n

\"Richmond,<\/p>\n

Virginia has the ninth-lowest sales and excise tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

Sean Pavone\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 8.26%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.92%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 2.75%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 2.58%<\/p>\n

27. Nevada<\/p>\n

\"Aerial<\/p>\n

Nevada has the second-highest sales and excise tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

Jacob Boomsma\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 8.37%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.09%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 6.28%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 0%<\/p>\n

26. Arkansas<\/p>\n

\"Hot<\/p>\n

Arkansas has the second-lowest property tax burden, but the 6th-highest sales and excise tax burden.<\/p>\n

Sean Pavone\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 8.44%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 1.59%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 5.04%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 1.81%<\/p>\n

25. Washington<\/p>\n

\"Empty<\/p>\n

Washington has the eighth-lowest income tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

VideoFlow\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 8.47%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.47%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 5.87%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 0.13%<\/p>\n

24. Pennsylvania<\/p>\n

\"Top<\/p>\n

Pennsylvania has the 17th-highest income tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

photosounds\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 8.47%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.59%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.23%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 2.65%<\/p>\n

23. Kentucky<\/p>\n

\"Lexington,<\/p>\n

Kentucky has the eighth-highest income tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

Sean Pavone\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 8.76%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 1.95%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.66%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 3.15%<\/p>\n

22. Louisiana<\/p>\n

\"Shreveport,<\/p>\n

Louisiana has the fifth-highest sales and excise tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

Sean Pavone\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 8.82%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 1.84%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 5.25%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 1.73%<\/p>\n

21. Massachusetts<\/p>\n

\"Boston,<\/p>\n

Massachusetts residents have the fifth-highest income tax burden and the fifth-lowest sales and excise tax burden.<\/p>\n

Sean Pavone\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 8.82%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 3.33%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 2.04%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 3.45%<\/p>\n

20. Mississippi<\/p>\n

\"Boomtown<\/p>\n

Mississippi has the 8th-highest sales and excise tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

Carmen K. Sisson\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 8.84%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.59%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 4.60%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 1.65%<\/p>\n

19. Utah<\/p>\n

\"Capitol<\/p>\n

Utah has the 12th-highest state income tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

Sean Pavone\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 8.87%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.21%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.73%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 2.92%<\/p>\n

18. West Virginia<\/p>\n

\"Aerial<\/p>\n

West Virginia has the 13th-highest income and sales and excise tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

Mihai_Andritoiu\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 8.89%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.10%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.92%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 2.87%<\/p>\n

17. Connecticut<\/p>\n

\"Hartford<\/p>\n

Connecticut has the 8th-highest property tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

JTMC\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 9.00%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 3.66%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 2.65%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 2.69%<\/p>\n

16. Ohio<\/p>\n

\"Aerial<\/p>\n

Ohio ranks 16th in the country for tax burden.<\/p>\n

Mihai_Andritoiu\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 9.05%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.62%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.88%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 2.54%<\/p>\n

15. Minnesota<\/p>\n

\"Ariel<\/p>\n

Minnesota has the 6th-highest income tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

Jacob Boomsma\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 9.08%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.47%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.27%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 3.34%<\/p>\n

14. Indiana<\/p>\n

\"Aerial<\/p>\n

Indiana has the 10th-highest income tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

Nicholas J Klein\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 9.12%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.15%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.91%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 3.05%<\/p>\n

13. Kansas<\/p>\n

\"Aerial<\/p>\n

Kansas ranks 13th highest in the country for its overall tax burden.<\/p>\n

Mihai_Andritoiu\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 9.20%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.92%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.87%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 2.40%<\/p>\n

12. Iowa<\/p>\n

\"Des<\/p>\n

Iowa has the 12th-highest property tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

Rudy Balasko\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 9.21%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 3.32%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.53%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 2.36%<\/p>\n

11. California<\/p>\n

\"Los<\/p>\n

California has the 11th-highest individual income tax burden in the country.<\/p>\n

Markus Mainka\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 9.24%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.89%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.32%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 3.03%<\/p>\n

10. Rhode Island<\/p>\n

\"Newport,<\/p>\n

Rhode Island has the seventh-highest property tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

ALEXANDRE F FAGUNDES\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 9.29%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 3.67%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.47%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 2.16%<\/p>\n

9. Oregon<\/p>\n

\"Portland,<\/p>\n

Oregon has the highest income tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

Sean Pavone\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 9.46%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.96%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 1.74%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 4.76%<\/p>\n

8. New Jersey<\/p>\n

\"Aerial<\/p>\n

New Jersey has the second-highest property tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

Mihai_Andritoiu\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 9.52%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 4.38%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 2.72%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 2.42%<\/p>\n

7. Maryland<\/p>\n

\"Baltimore,<\/p>\n

Maryland has the third-highest income tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

Sean Pavone\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 9.70%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.54%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 2.88%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 4.28%<\/p>\n

6. Illinois<\/p>\n

\"Chicago<\/p>\n

Illinois has the sixth-highest property tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

Just dance\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 9.92%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 3.75%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.77%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 2.40%<\/p>\n

5. Maine<\/p>\n

\"Portland<\/p>\n

Maine residents pay the fifth-highest share of their income in property taxes.<\/p>\n

Fotogro\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 10.01%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 3.95%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.35%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 2.71%<\/p>\n

4. New Mexico<\/p>\n

\"Santa<\/p>\n

New Mexico has the third-highest sales and excise tax burden in the country.<\/p>\n

Sean Pavone\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 10.75%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.22%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 6.28%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 2.25%<\/p>\n

3. Vermont<\/p>\n

\"Autumn<\/p>\n

Vermont has the highest property tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

JeniFoto\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 11.10%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 4.89%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.46%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 2.75%<\/p>\n

2. New York<\/p>\n

\"New<\/p>\n

New York has the second-highest income tax burden in the US.<\/p>\n

RomanSlavik.com\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 12.39%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 4.22%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 3.53%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 4.65%<\/p>\n

1. Hawaii<\/p>\n

\"Koolau<\/p>\n

Hawaii has the highest tax burden in the US, according to WalletHub’s report.<\/p>\n

digidreamgrafix\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n

Total tax burden: 13.30%<\/p>\n

Property tax burden: 2.62%<\/p>\n

Sales and excise tax burden: 7.48%<\/p>\n

Income tax burden: 3.20%<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"With tax day behind us, US taxpayers should have a better idea of how much they contribute to…\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":199678,"comment_status":"","ping_status":"","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[6],"tags":[79357,79358,79362,9,11,10,49,51,50,44134,8812,43869,27332,530,79361,7728,79355,79360,5260,79359,79356],"class_list":{"0":"post-199677","1":"post","2":"type-post","3":"status-publish","4":"format-standard","5":"has-post-thumbnail","7":"category-new-york","8":"tag-income-resident","9":"tag-local-taxis","10":"tag-low-average-income","11":"tag-new-york","12":"tag-new-york-headlines","13":"tag-new-york-news","14":"tag-new-york-state","15":"tag-new-york-state-headlines","16":"tag-new-york-state-news","17":"tag-personal-income","18":"tag-property","19":"tag-sale","20":"tag-share","21":"tag-state","22":"tag-state-income-tax","23":"tag-study","24":"tag-tax-burden-measure","25":"tag-tax-foundation","26":"tag-taxis","27":"tag-think-tank","28":"tag-us-state"},"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/199677","targetHints":{"allow":["GET"]}}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/types\/post"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/users\/2"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/comments?post=199677"}],"version-history":[{"count":0,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/199677\/revisions"}],"wp:featuredmedia":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media\/199678"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media?parent=199677"}],"wp:term":[{"taxonomy":"category","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/categories?post=199677"},{"taxonomy":"post_tag","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/tags?post=199677"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}