== State income tax == 

 Hi. I see that you have undertaken to provide tables giving details on each state's income tax in State income tax. I was concerned when I saw your edits, because you removed a lot of content from the article, but I see that you are going in a good direction. Looking at your work so far, though, I predict that the article will be very unwieldy (hard to read and hard to edit) when it is populated with more than 50 tables.  

 I'd like to suggest that this article be maintained as an overview of U.S. state taxation of income, and that the details of the individual states should be presented in state-specific articles. Not only would these be easier to read and edit, but they would be more convenient for users who are interested in details for only state and for editors who are knowledgable their own state's laws and might be inclined to update a state-specific article.  

 Additionally, most states' income tax systems are actually a rich source of encyclopedic content. Some time ago, I created an article about Tennessee's only income tax on individuals  Hall income tax  and was rather astonished at its length when I got done with it. (It's a pretty simple tax, as income taxes go.) 

 What do you think of the idea of restoring the old content to State income tax and moving your tables into individual articles, each of which could be expanded to become more extensive articles?