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.