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State Paycheck Calculators

Pick your state to open a paycheck calculator set to its 2026 income tax rates, deductions, local taxes and payroll programs.

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AK0% ME WI VT NH0% WA0% ID5.3% MT ND MN IL4.95% MI4.25% NY MA OR NV0% WY0% SD0% IA3.8% IN2.95% OH2.75% PA3.07% NJ CT RI CA UT4.5% CO4.4% NE MO KY3.5% WV VA MD DE AZ2.5% NM KS AR TN0% NC3.99% SC OK LA3% MS4% AL GA5.19% HI TX0% FL0%
  • No income tax on wages
  • Flat rate
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How to read the map

Green states don't tax wages. Light teal states use one flat rate. Dark states use graduated brackets like the federal system. Select a state to open its calculator.

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AL Alabama 2%–5%+ local taxestimate AK Alaska No income tax AZ Arizona Flat 2.5% AR Arkansas 2%–3.9%

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CA California 1%–13.3% CO Colorado Flat 4.4%+ local tax CT Connecticut 2%–6.99%state tax pending

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DE Delaware 2.2%–6.6%+ local tax

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FL Florida No income tax

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GA Georgia Flat 5.19%

H

HI Hawaii 1.4%–11%

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ID Idaho Flat 5.3% IL Illinois Flat 4.95% IN Indiana Flat 2.95%+ local tax IA Iowa Flat 3.8%+ local tax

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KS Kansas 5.2%–5.58% KY Kentucky Flat 3.5%+ local tax

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LA Louisiana Flat 3%

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ME Maine 5.8%–7.15% MD Maryland 2%–6.5%+ local tax MA Massachusetts 5%–9% MI Michigan Flat 4.25%+ local tax MN Minnesota 5.35%–9.85% MS Mississippi Flat 4% MO Missouri 2%–4.7%+ local taxestimate MT Montana 4.7%–5.65%

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NE Nebraska 2.46%–4.55% NV Nevada No income tax NH New Hampshire No income tax NJ New Jersey 1.4%–10.75%+ local tax NM New Mexico 1.5%–5.9% NY New York 3.9%–10.9%+ local tax NC North Carolina Flat 3.99% ND North Dakota 1.95%–2.5%

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OH Ohio Flat 2.75%+ local taxestimate OK Oklahoma 2.5%–4.5% OR Oregon 4.75%–9.9%+ local taxestimate

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PA Pennsylvania Flat 3.07%+ local tax

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RI Rhode Island 3.75%–5.99%

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SC South Carolina 3%–6% SD South Dakota No income tax

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TN Tennessee No income tax TX Texas No income tax

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UT Utah Flat 4.5%state tax pending

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VT Vermont 3.35%–8.75% VA Virginia 2%–5.75%

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WA Washington No income tax WV West Virginia 2.22%–4.82% WI Wisconsin 3.5%–7.65%estimate WY Wyoming No income tax

How State Taxes Change Your Paycheck

Federal income tax, Social Security and Medicare work the same way in every state. What changes from one state to the next is the state layer on top: whether the state taxes wages at all, whether it uses one flat rate or several brackets, what it allows as a standard deduction or exemption, and whether cities, counties or school districts add their own income tax.

Nine states do not tax wages: Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington and Wyoming. Fifteen states (Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Utah) use a single rate, sometimes with a zero-rate band at the bottom. The rest use graduated brackets, where each slice of taxable income is taxed at a higher rate than the slice below it.

Some states also withhold payroll contributions for state disability insurance, paid family leave or transit programs. These are separate from income tax and show up as their own line on your pay stub.

Using a State Calculator

Each state page above opens a paycheck calculator already set to that state, followed by its 2026 tax brackets, deductions, local and payroll taxes, take-home examples at common salaries and a comparison with neighboring states. If you live in one state and work in another, start with the state where you work, since that is usually where wages are taxed first, and check whether the two states have a reciprocity agreement.