Six datasets this site keeps for its free tools, published here as tables you can sort, download and cite. Every figure comes from an official state source named in its row.
Small claims court limits by state, 2026-27
Limits run from $2,500 (Kentucky) to $25,000 (Delaware). The median is $10,000, and $10,000 is the most common figure (16 jurisdictions).
Remote seller sales tax thresholds by state, 2026-27
41 of those 46 use a $100,000 sales threshold. Alabama and Mississippi use $250,000, and California, New York and Texas use $500,000.
Security deposit return deadlines by state
Counted in calendar days, deadlines run from 14 days (Alaska, Hawaii, Nebraska, New York and Vermont) to 60 days (Alabama, Arkansas and West Virginia), with a median of 30 days across 47 jurisdictions.
LLC annual report fees and due dates by state
Of the 40 filing states with a dollar figure, fees run from $0 (Minnesota, Mississippi, Montana and Texas) to $500 (Massachusetts), with a median of $50. 5 filing states have no confirmed fee: Alabama, Idaho, Kansas, Nebraska and Wisconsin.
New Jersey property tax 2025: towns by general rate and average bill
General tax rates run from 0.379 (Loch Arbour Village, Monmouth) to 23.411 (Winfield Township, Union) per $100 of assessed value; the statewide median town is 2.959.
States that require a notary exam
7 say no exam is required (Delaware, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, South Carolina and Washington), and in 5 more the official pages read describe none (Alaska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Virginia and West Virginia).
Common questions
Can I use these figures in an article or a resource guide?
Yes. Each page has a citation box with a plain-text citation and a link. Please link the official source in the row when you quote one state.
How current are they?
Each page shows when its sources were checked and when its data file last changed. The CSV downloads are generated from the same files at the moment you download them.
What happens when a source didn't state something?
The page and the CSV say "Not confirmed". Nothing is filled in from other websites or from memory.