State Tax Calculators.
Published tax-year 2026 income-rate references, sales-tax rates and reviewed planning assumptions for all 50 states, generally filed in 2027. State-specific limits and provisional figures remain explicit.
Browse 50 state tax overviews, then open a focused calculator for its supported assumptions. Each page lists income-rate references, dated combined sales-tax averages and source links. The separate state income-tax calculator also includes DC; local taxes, part-year allocation and nonresident filings require their own review.
- You're moving between states and want to know the take-home difference.
- You're a remote worker comparing tax burdens.
- You need a starting reference before reviewing a part-year or non-resident return separately.
State Tax Data Freshness & Governance
Tax year 2026 covers income earned during calendar year 2026; those returns are generally filed in 2027. Local sales taxes and state guidance can change during the year, so verify before filing or remitting tax.
All 50 States
Alabama
3 listed rate bandsAlaska
Other taxes may still applyArizona
Estimated-payment basis is provisionalArkansas
Regular schedule; alternative upper scheduleCalifornia
Base rates + separate 1% BHTColorado
Ordinary rate; deductions and credits separateConnecticut
7 listed rate bandsDelaware
7 listed rate bandsFlorida
Other taxes may still applyGeorgia
Ordinary rate; deductions and credits separateHawaii
12 listed rate bandsIdaho
Rate; indexed 2026 liability floor unverifiedIllinois
Ordinary rate; deductions and credits separateIndiana
Ordinary rate; deductions and credits separateIowa
Ordinary rate; deductions and credits separateKansas
2 listed rate bandsKentucky
Ordinary rate; deductions and credits separateLouisiana
Ordinary rate; deductions and credits separateMaine
Base rates + separate income surchargeMaryland
State schedule; local income tax separateMassachusetts
Ordinary rate + separate surtaxMichigan
Ordinary rate; deductions and credits separateMinnesota
4 listed rate bandsMississippi
Per-person zero band; then 4%Missouri
8 listed rate bandsMontana
2 listed rate bandsNebraska
3 listed rate bandsNevada
Other taxes may still applyNew Hampshire
Other taxes may still applyNew Jersey
7 listed rate bandsNew Mexico
6 listed rate bandsNew York
Local tax and required recapture separateNorth Carolina
Ordinary rate; deductions and credits separateNorth Dakota
3 listed rate bandsOhio
Zero band; $332 base above cutoffOklahoma
4 listed rate bandsOregon
4 listed rate bandsPennsylvania
Ordinary rate; deductions and credits separateRhode Island
3 listed rate bandsSouth Carolina
Schedule; income-adjusted deduction separateSouth Dakota
Other taxes may still applyTennessee
Other taxes may still applyTexas
Other taxes may still applyUtah
Enacted rate; draft credit assumptionsVermont
Preliminary 2026 rate scheduleVirginia
4 listed rate bandsWashington
Wage component; capital gains separateWest Virginia
5 listed rate bandsWisconsin
4 listed rate bandsWyoming
Other taxes may still applyExplore by topic
State tools by topic
Start with the state tax overview, then open a focused calculator for income tax, unemployment benefits, Medicaid planning, or tipped wages.
Frequently asked questions
Which states have no income tax?
Nine states listed here have no general personal wage income tax: Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington and Wyoming. New Hampshire repealed its personal interest and dividends tax from 2025. Washington’s capital-gains excise tax and other business or payroll taxes are separate; no wage income tax does not mean every tax is zero.
How current are these rates?
Each state page displays its review date and cited sources. Sales averages are dated estimates, and some indexed or filing-method assumptions remain provisional. Confirm the official rules for the relevant tax year before filing or remitting tax.
Do these pages cover local income tax?
Local income taxes may be discussed for context, but the state-only estimates do not calculate a complete combined state and local bill. Check the applicable city, county or school-district rules, residence and work location separately.
How is sales tax handled for online purchases?
The directory shows general state rates and population-weighted July 1, 2026 combined estimates, not exact rates for every address or purchase. Taxability and the seller’s collection duties depend on the transaction and jurisdiction. Confirm the applicable destination/item rate with the seller or tax authority.
What about reciprocity for cross-border workers?
Reciprocity, residency and income sourcing can change which state return or credit applies. These ordinary resident estimates do not allocate part-year or nonresident income. Review the applicable states’ current reciprocity and filing instructions.