$IncomeTaxByState.com
This site is not affiliated with the IRS or any state revenue department. Information is for general educational purposes only and is not tax, legal, or financial advice. State tax brackets and rules change annually. Always confirm current figures with your state's Department of Revenue or a licensed CPA or Enrolled Agent before filing. Sources: state revenue departments, IRS Publication 17, Federation of Tax Administrators, Tax Foundation. Last reviewed June 2026.
Income Tax by State›Disclaimer
Editorial standardsYMYL disclosureUpdated June 2026

Disclaimer

IncomeTaxByState.com is an independent reference site that presents publicly available state-tax data with primary-source citations. Read this page before relying on any figure, bracket, or rule described elsewhere on the site.

Not tax, legal, or financial advice

Nothing on IncomeTaxByState.com constitutes personalised tax advice, legal advice, or financial advice. The site's author and operator (Digital Signet) are not a CPA firm, an Enrolled Agent practice, a tax attorney, or a registered investment advisor. The site presents published rates, brackets and statutory citations as a reference. Every individual's tax situation is different. Before making any filing decision, consult a licensed CPA, Enrolled Agent, or tax attorney who can review your specific facts and circumstances.

Not affiliated with the IRS or any state Department of Revenue

IncomeTaxByState.com is operated by Digital Signet and is not affiliated with the US Internal Revenue Service, the US Department of the Treasury, or any state Department of Revenue, Department of Taxation, Tax Commission, or Comptroller. Where the site refers to IRS publications, state DOR publications, or state statutes, the references are provided for citation and convenience only. We do not represent any government agency. Trademark references identify the publication being cited and do not imply endorsement.

Verify figures against the primary source

State income tax brackets, standard deductions, personal exemptions, and retirement-income rules change annually and sometimes mid-year. The figures on this site are pulled from the source list on the methodology page: 51 state Department of Revenue or Tax Commission publications, IRS Publication 17, the Tax Foundation State Business Tax Climate Index, the Federation of Tax Administrators table, and NCSL State Tax Actions. Verification dates are stamped on every page and on the methodology source ledger. Before acting on any figure, confirm it against the state DOR's own current publication. If a figure on this site disagrees with the state DOR, the state DOR is authoritative.

Calculator outputs are estimates

The effective-rate calculators on this site apply the state's published bracket schedule and the state's standard deduction (single, MFJ, or HoH). They do not capture itemized deductions, state-level credits (earned income credit, child credit, retirement saver's credit), federal-state interactions, residency edge cases, multi-state filing, or self-employment tax. Calculator outputs are estimates that approximate the state income tax liability of a representative single, MFJ, or HoH filer at the input income level; they are not a substitute for filling out the state's actual return.

Multi-state and out-of-state taxpayers

If you live in one state and work in another, or moved during the tax year, or earn income from multiple states, the calculations on this site are insufficient. You may owe tax in more than one state under each state's residency and source-of-income rules. The 16 active reciprocity agreements (see /state-tax-reciprocity-agreements) cover specific bilateral commuter situations only. New York's convenience-of-employer rule per N.Y. Tax Law § 631 can require remote workers of NY employers to pay NY tax even when working from another state. In any multi-state situation, consult a CPA who handles multi-state filings.

Commercial disclosure

This site carries no affiliate links. The links to tax-preparation software (TurboTax, TaxAct, FreeTaxUSA) on per-state pages are plain links marked sponsored for clarity: they carry no tracking and we receive no referral fee if you buy. We do not accept payment to alter our presentation of state DOR data. If a commercial link is ever added, it will be labelled at the point of use and disclosed in accordance with FTC 16 CFR § 255.

Limitation of liability

The information on IncomeTaxByState.com is provided as-is, without warranty of any kind, express or implied. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Digital Signet and the site's authors are not liable for any decision made, return filed, or penalty assessed on the basis of information presented here. Your reliance on this site is at your own risk.

Contact and corrections

If you find a citation error, an outdated figure, or a broken state DOR link, please email [email protected] with the URL and the discrepancy. We act on citation corrections within five business days. See the methodology page for the full 51-source ledger and refresh cadence.

?Reader questions

Got a state rule this page doesn't cover?

Send it in. A real person reads every question and we answer the ones we can, naming the state publication the answer came from. If the answer would help other readers, we may publish it in anonymised form once you have said yes. Everything here is general reference and not tax advice, so confirm your own position with a tax professional or your state revenue department.

Updated 2026-06-09