To determine which states do not have individual income taxes, we will refer to the table of state revenue sources for FY 2010. Specifically, we will look for the states that do not list a percentage value under the "Individual income taxes" column.
Based on the information provided:
- FL (Florida): The table shows a dash ("-") under the "Individual income taxes" column, indicating that Florida does not have individual income taxes.
- TX (Texas): The table has an empty space under the "Individual income taxes" column, indicating that Texas does not have individual income taxes.
- WA (Washington): The table shows an empty space under the "Individual income taxes" column, indicating that Washington does not have individual income taxes.
Now let us look at the other states listed in the question:
- AZ (Arizona): The table shows "12.3%" under the "Individual income taxes" column.
- LA (Louisiana): The table shows "14.2%" under the "Individual income taxes" column.
Thus, the states that do not have individual income taxes are:
1. Texas (TX)
2. Florida (FL)
3. Washington (WA)
