United States State-by-State Tax Calculators

Calculate your take-home salary for any US state. Each state has different income tax rules - from no state tax in states like Texas and Florida, to progressive systems in California and New York.

States with No Income Tax

States with Flat Tax

States with Progressive Tax

States with No Income Tax

These 9 states don't tax wage income, maximizing your take-home pay.

No state income tax on wages

States with Flat Tax Rates

These 10 states use a single tax rate for all income levels.

States with Progressive Tax Systems

These 32 states use multiple tax brackets with increasing rates.

Arizona

2.59% - 4.5% progressive

Arkansas

2% - 4.4% progressive

California

1% - 12.3% progressive

Connecticut

3% - 6.99% progressive

Delaware

0% - 6.6% progressive

Georgia

1% - 5.75% progressive

Hawaii

1.4% - 11% progressive

Idaho

1% - 5.8% progressive

Iowa

0.33% - 5.7% progressive

Kansas

3.1% - 5.7% progressive

Louisiana

1.85% - 4.25% progressive

Maine

5.8% - 7.15% progressive

Maryland

2% - 5.75% progressive + county tax

Minnesota

5.35% - 9.85% progressive

Mississippi

0% - 5% progressive

Missouri

1.5% - 4.95% progressive

Montana

1% - 6.75% progressive

Nebraska

2.46% - 6.64% progressive

New Jersey

1.4% - 10.75% progressive

New Mexico

1.7% - 5.9% progressive

New York

4% - 10.9% progressive + NYC tax

North Dakota

1.1% - 2.9% progressive

Ohio

0% - 3.5% progressive

Oklahoma

0.25% - 4.75% progressive

Oregon

4.75% - 9.9% progressive

Rhode Island

3.75% - 5.99% progressive

South Carolina

0% - 6.5% progressive

Vermont

3.35% - 8.75% progressive

Virginia

2% - 5.75% progressive

West Virginia

2.36% - 5.12% progressive

Wisconsin

3.54% - 7.65% progressive

District of Columbia

4% - 10.75% progressive

Compare States Side-by-Side

Use our calculator to compare take-home pay between any two states with the same salary. See exactly how much difference state taxes make to your paycheck.

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Understanding US State Taxes

All US workers pay federal income tax and FICA (Social Security and Medicare) regardless of which state they live in. State income taxes are additional and vary significantly:

No Income Tax: 9 states don't tax wage income at all
Flat Tax: Several states use a single rate for all income
Progressive Tax: Most states use multiple brackets with rates that increase with income
Local Taxes: Some states allow cities/counties to add local income taxes

Tax rates shown are for 2025. State and federal tax laws change regularly. These figures are provided as guidance only. Consult a qualified tax professional for personalized advice.