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Tax year 2026 income tax rates, brackets, and sales tax for Alaska. Returns for tax year 2026 are generally filed in 2027; source links and last-verified dates are shown below.
Tax Type
None
Top Rate
0%
Sales Tax
0%
Avg Combined
1.82%
State Tax Data Freshness
Tax year2026
Filing year2027 (generally)
EffectiveJan. 1, 2026
Last verifiedNov 6, 2026

Tax year 2026 means income earned during calendar year 2026; those returns are generally filed in 2027. State and local sales tax rates can change during the year, so confirm current rules before filing or remitting tax.

Income Tax

No State Income Tax

Alaska has no personal state income tax and no state sales tax. Revenue sources include petroleum revenue and authorized Permanent Fund draws, which support the dividend program and state services. Their shares depend on the fiscal period and fund.

Sales Tax

Alaska has no state sales tax. Municipalities may impose local sales taxes and set their own rates and exemptions; no statewide maximum local rate is asserted here. Combined rates shown are population-weighted July 1, 2026 estimates; actual item and local rates vary.

State Rate 0%
Avg. Combined (with local): 1.82%
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How Alaska Compares

Alaska has no personal state income tax and no state sales tax. Municipal sales taxes can still apply. Petroleum revenue and authorized Permanent Fund draws help support the state budget.

Frequently Asked Questions
Does Alaska have a state income tax?

No. Alaska has no personal state income tax. It is one of nine U.S. states that do not levy an income tax on individuals.

Does Alaska have a sales tax?

Alaska has no state-level sales tax, but municipalities can impose local sales taxes and define exemptions. The population-weighted average local rate was 1.82% in the July 1, 2026 table; that is not a rate for every purchase.

What is the Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend?

Eligible applicants may receive an annual Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend. Eligibility requires more than current residence, including the qualifying-year residency and application rules. The amount varies with funds available for distribution and the number of eligible applicants; a historical dollar range is not a guaranteed payment.

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