US State Income Tax Rates 2026: Full List + Take-Home by State
Complete list of 2026 state income tax rates and which states have no income tax. See how take-home pay varies by state. Use our US tax calculator for any state.
US State Income Tax Rates 2026: Full List + Take-Home by State
State income tax is a big part of where your paycheck goes—and nine states don’t tax wages at all. Here’s a 2026 overview of state income tax and how to see your take-home in every state.
States With No Income Tax (2026)
Nine states have no state income tax on wages:
- Alaska, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, Wyoming
- New Hampshire – No tax on wages; 5% on interest and dividends
If you live in one of these, your take-home is higher than in states that tax income (all else equal).
States With Income Tax – Rate Ranges (2026)
Rates vary widely. Examples:
- California: Up to 13.3%
- New York: Up to 10.9%
- New Jersey: Up to 10.75%
- Hawaii: Up to 11%
- Pennsylvania: Flat 3.07%
- Indiana: Flat 3.15%
- Michigan: Flat 4.25%
- Colorado: Flat 4.4%
- Illinois: Flat 4.95%
Most others use progressive brackets. Exact 2026 brackets are on each state’s revenue department site.
How Much You Take Home by State
Same salary, different state = different take-home. Example: $80,000 (single) might be ~$62,500 in Texas (no state tax) vs ~$59,000 in California. Use a calculator to compare.
Calculate Your Take-Home in Any State (2026)
US Tax Calculator – all 50 states, 2026 rates →
Select your state, enter your salary and filing status, and see federal tax, state tax (if any), FICA, and net pay. Switch states to compare.
*Rates are for 2026. Consult state revenue departments or a tax professional for your situation.*