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Tax year 2026

State Income Tax on $100,000 — Every State Ranked (2026)

A single filer earning $100,000 pays nothing in 9 jurisdictions and up to $7,913 in Oregon — a spread of $7,913 a year on identical income. The median jurisdiction charges $3,763.

Lowest
$0
9 jurisdictions
Cheapest taxing state
$669
North Dakota
Median
$3,763
of all 51
Average where tax applies
$4,055
41 taxing jurisdictions
Highest
$7,913
Oregon

Where $100,000 is taxed hardest

State income tax owed on $100,000, single filer, 2026LowerHighertax owed

The ten most expensive states at this income

Highest state income tax on $100,000, 2026
Oregon: $7,913Oregon$7,913Hawaii: $5,796Hawaii$5,796District of Columbia: $5,625District of Columbia$5,625Minnesota: $5,277Minnesota$5,277Delaware: $5,259Delaware$5,259Maine: $5,129Maine$5,129Virginia: $4,936Virginia$4,936New York: $4,860New York$4,860Illinois: $4,805Illinois$4,805Kansas: $4,780Kansas$4,780

All 50 jurisdictions ranked

Lowest tax first. Difference columns compare each jurisdiction with the cheapest and with the median.

State income tax owed on $100,000 by a single filer, 2026
#JurisdictionState taxEffective ratevs median
1Alaska$00.00%−$3,727
2Florida$00.00%−$3,727
3Nevada$00.00%−$3,727
4New Hampshire$00.00%−$3,727
5South Dakota$00.00%−$3,727
6Tennessee$00.00%−$3,727
7Texas$00.00%−$3,727
8Washington$00.00%−$3,727
9Wyoming$00.00%−$3,727
10North Dakota$6690.67%−$3,058
11Arizona$2,1062.11%−$1,621
12Ohio$2,3132.31%−$1,414
13Louisiana$2,6142.61%−$1,113
14Indiana$2,9212.92%−$807
15Pennsylvania$3,0703.07%−$657
16Rhode Island$3,1483.15%−$579
17Iowa$3,1483.15%−$579
18Arkansas$3,2123.21%−$515
19Mississippi$3,2683.27%−$459
20Kentucky$3,3823.38%−$345
21North Carolina$3,4813.48%−$246
22New Mexico$3,5693.57%−$158
23Nebraska$3,6703.67%−$57
24West Virginia$3,6913.69%−$36
25Colorado$3,6923.69%−$36
26Missouri$3,7633.76%+$36
27Connecticut$3,9253.92%+$198
28Oklahoma$3,9553.95%+$227
29Michigan$3,9994.00%+$272
30Vermont$4,0764.08%+$349
31New Jersey$4,1804.18%+$453
32Georgia$4,2424.24%+$514
33South Carolina$4,2444.24%+$517
34Montana$4,2894.29%+$562
35Maryland$4,3864.39%+$659
36Wisconsin$4,4284.43%+$700
37Idaho$4,4474.45%+$720
38Utah$4,4504.45%+$723
39Alabama$4,7604.76%+$1,033
40Massachusetts$4,7804.78%+$1,053
41Kansas$4,7804.78%+$1,053
42Illinois$4,8054.81%+$1,078
43New York$4,8604.86%+$1,133
44Virginia$4,9364.94%+$1,209
45Maine$5,1295.13%+$1,402
46Delaware$5,2595.26%+$1,532
47Minnesota$5,2775.28%+$1,549
48District of Columbia$5,6255.63%+$1,898
49Hawaii$5,7965.80%+$2,069
50Oregon$7,9137.91%+$4,186

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Figures are computed from each state's published 2026 rate schedule using the method in our methodology. Jurisdictions whose 2026 data we could not verify against a primary source are excluded rather than estimated.