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Tax year 2026

State Income Tax on $75,000 — Every State Ranked (2026)

A single filer earning $75,000 pays nothing in 9 jurisdictions and up to $5,726 in Oregon — a spread of $5,726 a year on identical income. The median jurisdiction charges $2,550.

Lowest
$0
9 jurisdictions
Cheapest taxing state
$182
North Dakota
Median
$2,550
of all 51
Average where tax applies
$2,807
41 taxing jurisdictions
Highest
$5,726
Oregon

Where $75,000 is taxed hardest

State income tax owed on $75,000, single filer, 2026LowerHighertax owed

The ten most expensive states at this income

Highest state income tax on $75,000, 2026
Oregon: $5,726Oregon$5,726Hawaii: $3,896Hawaii$3,896Delaware: $3,609Delaware$3,609Minnesota: $3,577Minnesota$3,577Illinois: $3,568Illinois$3,568Massachusetts: $3,530Massachusetts$3,530Alabama: $3,510Alabama$3,510District of Columbia: $3,500District of Columbia$3,500Virginia: $3,498Virginia$3,498New York: $3,453New York$3,453

All 50 jurisdictions ranked

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

State income tax owed on $75,000 by a single filer, 2026
#JurisdictionState taxEffective ratevs median
1Alaska$00.00%−$2,548
2Florida$00.00%−$2,548
3Nevada$00.00%−$2,548
4New Hampshire$00.00%−$2,548
5South Dakota$00.00%−$2,548
6Tennessee$00.00%−$2,548
7Texas$00.00%−$2,548
8Washington$00.00%−$2,548
9Wyoming$00.00%−$2,548
10North Dakota$1820.24%−$2,366
11Arizona$1,4811.98%−$1,067
12Ohio$1,6262.17%−$922
13Louisiana$1,8642.48%−$684
14Indiana$2,1832.91%−$365
15Rhode Island$2,1962.93%−$352
16Iowa$2,1982.93%−$350
17Mississippi$2,2683.02%−$280
18Arkansas$2,2873.05%−$261
19Pennsylvania$2,3033.07%−$245
20New Mexico$2,3593.15%−$189
21Vermont$2,4263.23%−$122
22North Carolina$2,4843.31%−$64
23Kentucky$2,5073.34%−$41
24Nebraska$2,5333.38%−$15
25West Virginia$2,5463.39%−$2
26Connecticut$2,5503.40%+$2
27Missouri$2,5883.45%+$40
28Colorado$2,5923.46%+$44
29New Jersey$2,5963.46%+$48
30South Carolina$2,6573.54%+$109
31Oklahoma$2,8303.77%+$282
32Montana$2,8773.84%+$329
33Michigan$2,9373.92%+$389
34Wisconsin$2,9443.92%+$396
35Georgia$2,9943.99%+$446
36Utah$3,1034.14%+$556
37Idaho$3,1224.16%+$574
38Maryland$3,1994.27%+$651
39Maine$3,3854.51%+$837
40Kansas$3,3854.51%+$837
41New York$3,4534.60%+$905
42Virginia$3,4984.66%+$950
43District of Columbia$3,5004.67%+$952
44Alabama$3,5104.68%+$962
45Massachusetts$3,5304.71%+$982
46Illinois$3,5684.76%+$1,020
47Minnesota$3,5774.77%+$1,029
48Delaware$3,6094.81%+$1,061
49Hawaii$3,8965.20%+$1,348
50Oregon$5,7267.63%+$3,178

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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.