State Income Tax Calculators
Calculate your exact take-home pay in any U.S. state. Each calculator includes 2026 state tax brackets, standard deductions, FICA withholding, and local taxes where applicable.
51 state calculators
2026 tax brackets
Federal + State + FICA
No State Income Tax
AlaskaNo income tax
FloridaNo income tax
NevadaNo income tax
New HampshireNo income tax
South DakotaNo income tax
TennesseeNo income tax
TexasNo income tax
WashingtonNo income tax
WyomingNo income tax
Flat Tax States
Arizona2.5% flat
Colorado4.4% flat
Georgia5.49% flat
Idaho5.695% flat
Illinois4.95% flat
Indiana3.05% flat
Kentucky4% flat
Massachusetts5% flat
Michigan4.25% flat
Mississippi4.7% flat
North Carolina4.5% flat
North Dakota1.95% flat
Pennsylvania3.07% flat
Utah4.65% flat
Graduated Tax States
Alabama2-5%
Arkansas2-4.4%
California1-13.3%
Connecticut3-6.99%
Delaware2.2-6.6%
District of Columbia4-10.75%
Hawaii1.4-11%
Iowa4.4-5.7%
Kansas3.1-5.7%
Louisiana1.85-4.25%
Maine5.8-7.15%
Maryland2-5.75%
Minnesota5.35-9.85%
Missouri2-4.95%
Montana4.7-5.9%
Nebraska2.46-5.84%
New Jersey1.4-10.75%
New Mexico1.7-5.9%
New York4-10.9%
Ohio0-3.75%
Oklahoma0.25-4.75%
Oregon4.75-9.9%
Rhode Island3.75-5.99%
South Carolina0-6.4%
Vermont3.35-8.75%
Virginia2-5.75%
West Virginia2.36-5.12%
Wisconsin3.5-7.65%
How State Income Tax Works
State income tax is a tax levied by individual U.S. states on the earned income of residents and, in some cases, non-residents who earn income within the state. Nine states have no income tax, thirteen use a flat rate, and the remaining states use graduated brackets similar to the federal system.
Your total tax burden includes federal income tax (10-37%), state income tax (0-13.3%), FICA (7.65% for Social Security + Medicare), and any local/city taxes. Use the calculators above to see your exact take-home pay.