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Tax year 2026

State Income Tax Calculator — 2026

Estimate what you owe in state income tax in any of the 50 states or DC for tax year 2026. The calculator uses each state's published rate schedule, standard deduction and personal exemption, and shows the bracket-by-bracket working rather than just a number.

Showing tax year 2026. The calculator runs on the current year only; for an earlier year see 2025 rates

Texas tax
$0
Effective rate
0.00%
Marginal rate
None
Per month
$0
Income
$100,000
Standard deduction
Exemptions
Taxable income
Rank among all jurisdictions
7th of 50
lowest tax first
Versus the median state
−$3,763
median is $3,763
Versus the lowest
+$0
Alaska charges $0

This estimates state income tax only, using the standard deduction and personal/dependent exemptions. It does not model itemised deductions, most credits, retirement-income exclusions, or local income taxes. Your actual bill will differ. See how we calculate this and Texas's full brackets and sources.

What this calculator does and does not model

Each state page lists that state's specific limitations. The full method, including why we made each of these choices, is in the methodology. This is an educational estimate, not tax advice or a substitute for a return.

Every jurisdiction at $100,000 (2026)

Single filer, standard deduction, no dependents — the same taxpayer in every state, so the ranking is like for like.

State income tax owed on $100,000, all jurisdictions, 2026
#JurisdictionTax owedEffective rate
1Alaska$00.00%
2Florida$00.00%
3Nevada$00.00%
4New Hampshire$00.00%
5South Dakota$00.00%
6Tennessee$00.00%
7Texas$00.00%
8Washington$00.00%
9Wyoming$00.00%
10North Dakota$6690.67%
11Arizona$2,1062.11%
12Ohio$2,3132.31%
13Louisiana$2,6142.61%
14Indiana$2,9212.92%
15Pennsylvania$3,0703.07%
16Rhode Island$3,1483.15%
17Iowa$3,1483.15%
18Arkansas$3,2123.21%
19Mississippi$3,2683.27%
20Kentucky$3,3823.38%
21North Carolina$3,4813.48%
22New Mexico$3,5693.57%
23Nebraska$3,6703.67%
24West Virginia$3,6913.69%
25Colorado$3,6923.69%
26Missouri$3,7633.76%
27Connecticut$3,9253.92%
28Oklahoma$3,9553.95%
29Michigan$3,9994.00%
30Vermont$4,0764.08%
31New Jersey$4,1804.18%
32Georgia$4,2424.24%
33South Carolina$4,2444.24%
34Montana$4,2894.29%
35Maryland$4,3864.39%
36Wisconsin$4,4284.43%
37Idaho$4,4474.45%
38Utah$4,4504.45%
39Alabama$4,7604.76%
40Massachusetts$4,7804.78%
41Kansas$4,7804.78%
42Illinois$4,8054.81%
43New York$4,8604.86%
44Virginia$4,9364.94%
45Maine$5,1295.13%
46Delaware$5,2595.26%
47Minnesota$5,2775.28%
48District of Columbia$5,6255.63%
49Hawaii$5,7965.80%
50Oregon$7,9137.91%

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