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State Income Tax Rates (2026)

Look up your state's top rate, verify it at the official source, then enter the % you choose in your tracker.

2026 rates · checked Jul 2026

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Highest

Top 5 highest state income-tax rates

California

graduated

13.3%

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District of Columbia

graduated

10.75%

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New Jersey

graduated

10.75%

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Lowest

Lowest 5 among taxing states

North Dakota

graduated

2.5%

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No State Income Tax

9 states have no state income tax

All States

Full 2026 reference table

Top marginal individual income-tax rates are shown as a reference point only. Use each state's official source link to confirm the current rate before setting your own reserve percentage.

StateTop rateStructureOfficial source
Alabama5.0%graduatedVerify
Alaska0% — no state income taxno income taxVerify
Arizona2.5%flat rateVerify
Arkansas3.7%graduatedVerify
California13.3%graduatedVerify
Colorado4.4%flat rateVerify
Connecticut6.99%graduatedVerify
Delaware6.6%graduatedVerify
District of Columbia10.75%graduatedVerify
Florida0% — no state income taxno income taxVerify
Georgia4.99%flat rateVerify
Hawaii11.0%graduatedVerify
Idaho5.3%flat rateVerify
Illinois4.95%flat rateVerify
Indiana2.95%flat rateVerify
Iowa3.8%flat rateVerify
Kansas5.58%graduatedVerify
Kentucky3.5%flat rateVerify
Louisiana3.0%flat rateVerify
Maine9.15%graduatedVerify
Maryland6.5%graduatedVerify
Massachusetts9.0%graduatedVerify
Michigan4.25%flat rateVerify
Minnesota9.85%graduatedVerify
Mississippi4.0%flat rateVerify
Missouri4.7%flat rateVerify
Montana5.65%graduatedVerify
Nebraska4.55%graduatedVerify
Nevada0% — no state income taxno income taxVerify
New Hampshire0% — no state income taxno income taxVerify
New Jersey10.75%graduatedVerify
New Mexico5.9%graduatedVerify
New York10.9%graduatedVerify
North Carolina3.99%flat rateVerify
North Dakota2.5%graduatedVerify
Ohio2.75%flat rateVerify
Oklahoma4.5%graduatedVerify
Oregon9.9%graduatedVerify
Pennsylvania3.07%flat rateVerify
Rhode Island5.99%graduatedVerify
South Carolina5.21%graduatedVerify
South Dakota0% — no state income taxno income taxVerify
Tennessee0% — no state income taxno income taxVerify
Texas0% — no state income taxno income taxVerify
Utah5.15%flat rateVerify
Vermont8.75%graduatedVerify
Virginia5.75%graduatedVerify
Washington0% — no state income taxno income taxVerify
West Virginia4.58%graduatedVerify
Wisconsin7.65%graduatedVerify
Wyoming0% — no state income taxno income taxVerify

Which states have no income tax?

According to the 2026 dataset, Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming have no state income tax.

What does 'top marginal rate' mean?

It is the highest statewide individual income-tax rate shown in this reference dataset. Local taxes are excluded, and states can use flat or graduated rate structures.

How much should I set aside for state taxes?

Use this as a reference point, then verify at your state's official site and choose your own reserve %. Reserving a little above your state's rate builds a cushion.

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Always confirm with your state.

State income-tax rates and rules change often — sometimes mid-year. Your state's Department of Revenue (or equivalent taxing authority) is the authoritative source, and its official publications control if anything on this page differs. These figures are provided as a convenience; we don't guarantee their accuracy, completeness, or timeliness. Nothing here is tax advice — for your specific situation, consult a licensed tax professional.

Compiled from Tax Foundation source data retrieved July 22, 2026: Tax Foundation state income tax rates.