Georgia’s business tax climate got just a bit worse in the past year, the latest annual survey from the nonpartisan Tax Foundation shows.

The Peach State ranks No. 39 out of the 50 states in the 2016 survey, compared with 38 in 2015. The Tax Foundation noted Georgia is among several states where the tax base is found to cause an unnecessary drag on economic activity.

Georgia’s specific rankings:

• No. 9 -- Corporate Tax (No. 8 last year)

• No. 35 -- Sales Tax (No. 17 last year)

• No. 31 - -- Property Tax (No. 30 last year)

• No. 37 -- Unemployment insurance Tax (No. 36 last year

• No. 42 -- Individual Income Tax (flat)

The 10 best states in this year’s index:

1. Wyoming

2. South Dakota

3. Alaska

4. Florida

5. Nevada

6. Montana

7. New Hampshire

8. Indiana

9. Utah

10. Texas