Total Taxable Resources
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Under Public Law 102-321, the Department of Treasury is required
to produce annual estimates of Total Taxable Resources (TTR),
Treasury's estimates of the relative fiscal capacity of the
states. TTR was developed as an outgrowth of a Congressionally
mandated study on Federal, State, and local government fiscal
relations entitled "Federal-Sate-Local Fiscal Relations:
Technical Papers, Vol. 2, Office of State and Local Finance,
Department of Treasury, September 1986".
The estimates for TTR are used in formulas that allocate
Federal funds for the Community Mental Health Service and
Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment block grant programs
among the states. The block grant programs are administered
by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration,
an agency of the Department of Health and Human Services.
http://www.samhsa.gov
Special Notice – September 2004
Several key pieces of information needed to calculate the latest estimate for 2002 of total taxable resources are currently not available. Because of last year's comprehensive revisions to the National Income and Product Accounts, gross state product data for 2002 will not be released until December 15 this year. Additionally, the IRS data on net capital gains by state for 2002 have not been released but are expected to be available in the near future. We expect to be able to make the calculations in early 2005.
Summary
of Current Methodology for Estimating TTR 
Working
Paper Review of Methodology for Estimating TTR
Summary
of Previous Methodology for Estimating TTR
Estimates
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