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Tax year 2025

State Income Tax Rates by State — 2025

Jurisdictions
51
No income tax
9
Flat rate
15
Graduated
27
Highest top rate
13.3%
California

All 51 jurisdictions, 2025

51 of 51 jurisdictions
State individual income tax rates and estimated tax owed at several incomes, single filers.
Local
Alabama2%5%3$3,000$2,2604.52%$4,7604.76%$12,2604.90%$24,7604.95%Yes
Alaskano tax$00.00%$00.00%$00.00%$00.00%No
Arizonaflat2.5%2.5%1$15,750$8561.71%$2,1062.11%$5,8562.34%$12,1062.42%No
Arkansas2%3.9%5$2,470$1,4052.81%$3,3553.35%$9,2053.68%$18,9553.79%No
California1%13.3%9$5,706$1,0402.08%$5,0555.05%$19,0057.60%$43,9688.79%No
Coloradoflat4.4%4.4%1$15,750$1,5073.01%$3,7073.71%$10,3074.12%$21,3074.26%No
Connecticut2%6.99%7None$1,3252.65%$3,9253.92%$13,0255.21%$30,2156.04%No
Delaware2.2%6.6%7$3,250$2,0984.20%$5,2595.26%$15,1596.06%$31,6596.33%Yes
District of Columbia4%10.75%7$15,000$1,9003.80%$5,6255.63%$18,3757.35%$41,3888.28%No
Floridano tax$00.00%$00.00%$00.00%$00.00%No
Georgiaflat5.19%5.19%1$12,000$1,9723.94%$4,5674.57%$12,3524.94%$25,3275.07%No
Hawaii1.4%11%12$4,400$2,2844.57%$6,0706.07%$18,2177.29%$44,6068.92%No
Idahoflat5.3%5.3%1$15,750$1,8153.63%$4,4654.47%$12,4154.97%$25,6655.13%No
Illinoisflat4.95%4.95%1None$2,3344.67%$4,8094.81%$12,2344.89%$24,6094.92%No
Indianaflat3%3%1None$1,4702.94%$2,9702.97%$7,4702.99%$14,9702.99%Yes
Iowaflat3.8%3.8%1$15,750$1,2622.52%$3,1623.16%$8,8623.54%$18,3623.67%Yes
Kansas5.2%5.58%2$3,605$1,9903.98%$4,7804.78%$13,1505.26%$27,1005.42%Yes
Kentuckyflat4%4%1$3,270$1,8693.74%$3,8693.87%$9,8693.95%$19,8693.97%Yes
Louisianaflat3%3%1$12,500$1,1252.25%$2,6252.63%$7,1252.85%$14,6252.93%No
Maine5.8%7.15%3$15,000$1,7603.52%$5,2015.20%$15,9266.37%$33,8016.76%No
Maryland2%6.5%10$3,350$2,0114.02%$4,3864.39%$12,4004.96%$26,7585.35%Yes
Massachusettsflat5%9%1None$2,2804.56%$4,7804.78%$12,2804.91%$24,7804.96%No
Michiganflat4.25%4.25%1None$1,8793.76%$4,0044.00%$10,3794.15%$21,0044.20%Yes
Minnesota5.35%9.85%4$14,950$1,9113.82%$5,3115.31%$17,5847.03%$42,2098.44%No
Mississippiflat4.4%4.4%2$2,300$1,3952.79%$3,5953.59%$10,1954.08%$21,1954.24%No
Missouri2%4.7%8$15,750$1,4342.87%$3,7843.78%$10,8344.33%$22,5844.52%Yes
Montana4.7%5.9%2$15,750$1,7683.54%$4,7184.72%$13,5685.43%$28,3185.66%No
Nebraska2.46%5.2%4$8,600$1,5043.01%$4,1044.10%$11,9044.76%$24,9044.98%No
Nevadano tax$00.00%$00.00%$00.00%$00.00%No
New Hampshireno tax$00.00%$00.00%$00.00%$00.00%No
New Jersey1.4%10.75%7None$1,2152.43%$4,1804.18%$13,7355.49%$29,6605.93%No
New Mexico1.5%5.9%6$15,750$1,2012.40%$3,5863.59%$11,1794.47%$25,9295.19%No
New York4%10.9%9$8,000$2,1454.29%$4,9524.95%$14,1785.67%$31,3036.26%Yes
North Carolinaflat4.25%4.25%1$12,750$1,5833.17%$3,7083.71%$10,0834.03%$20,7084.14%No
North Dakota1.95%2.5%3$15,750$00.00%$6980.70%$3,6231.45%$9,8141.96%No
Ohio2.75%3.125%3None$9351.87%$2,3102.31%$7,0072.80%$14,8192.96%Yes
Oklahoma0.25%4.75%6$6,350$1,8373.67%$4,2124.21%$11,3374.53%$23,2124.64%No
Oregon4.75%9.9%4$2,835$3,5617.12%$7,9367.94%$22,4668.99%$47,2169.44%Yes
Pennsylvaniaflat3.07%3.07%1None$1,5353.07%$3,0703.07%$7,6753.07%$15,3503.07%Yes
Rhode Island3.75%5.99%3$10,900$1,2752.55%$3,1913.19%$10,9654.39%$25,9405.19%No
South Carolina3%6%3None$2,3584.72%$5,3585.36%$14,3585.74%$29,3585.87%No
South Dakotano tax$00.00%$00.00%$00.00%$00.00%No
Tennesseeno tax$00.00%$00.00%$00.00%$00.00%No
Texasno tax$00.00%$00.00%$00.00%$00.00%No
Utahflat4.5%4.5%1None$1,7183.44%$4,5004.50%$11,2504.50%$22,5004.50%No
Vermont3.35%8.75%4$7,650$1,2412.48%$4,1404.14%$15,2136.09%$36,9437.39%No
Virginia2%5.75%4$8,750$2,0614.12%$4,9364.94%$13,5615.42%$27,9365.59%No
Washingtonno tax$00.00%$00.00%$00.00%$00.00%No
West Virginia2.22%4.82%5None$1,5213.04%$3,8853.89%$11,1154.45%$23,1654.63%No
Wisconsin3.5%7.65%4$13,560$1,6013.20%$4,4694.47%$12,6265.05%$30,0136.00%No
Wyomingno tax$00.00%$00.00%$00.00%$00.00%No

What changed between 2025 and 2026

Change in tax owed by a single filer on $100,000. Only jurisdictions with verified data for both years appear.

Change in state income tax owed on $100,000 between 2025 and 2026
Jurisdiction2025 tax2026 taxChange
South Carolina$5,358$4,244$1,114
Kentucky$3,869$3,382$487
Nebraska$4,104$3,670$433
Montana$4,718$4,289$428
Mississippi$3,595$3,268$327
Georgia$4,567$4,242$326
Hawaii$6,070$5,796$274
Oklahoma$4,212$3,955$258
North Carolina$3,708$3,481$227
West Virginia$3,885$3,691$194
Arkansas$3,355$3,212$142
New York$4,952$4,860$92
Maine$5,201$5,129$72
Vermont$4,140$4,076$64
Utah$4,500$4,450$50
Indiana$2,970$2,921$50
Rhode Island$3,191$3,148$43
Wisconsin$4,469$4,428$42
Minnesota$5,311$5,277$35
North Dakota$698$669$28
Oregon$7,936$7,913$23
Missouri$3,784$3,763$21
Idaho$4,465$4,447$19
New Mexico$3,586$3,569$17
Colorado$3,707$3,692$15
Iowa$3,162$3,148$13
Louisiana$2,625$2,614$11
Michigan$4,004$3,999$4
Illinois$4,809$4,805$4
Ohio$2,310$2,313+$4

Every one of these traces to enacted legislation. See 2026 tax changes and 2025 tax changes.

Where the 2025 figures come from

Every 2025 figure on this page was read from the jurisdiction's own revenue department or statute and is carried with the date we retrieved it.

The full source register — one primary document per jurisdiction, with retrieval dates — is at sources. How these figures are derived, and what the calculation deliberately leaves out, is set out in methodology. Each jurisdiction’s own page carries its citations and its modelling limitations in full.

Records last verified . Figures for a closed tax year do not change; if one is wrong, tell us.

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