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US Tax Calculators — All 50 States

Choose a calculator type below, then click your state to get your exact 2026 result instantly.

Step 1 — Choose Calculator Type

Calculates take-home pay after federal tax, state tax, Social Security & Medicare.

Step 2 — Select Your State

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Alabama Up to %
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Alaska No Income Tax
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Arizona Up to %
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Arkansas Up to %
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C
California Up to %
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Colorado Up to %
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Connecticut Up to %
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D
Delaware Up to %
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Florida No Income Tax
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G
Georgia Up to %
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H
Hawaii Up to %
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Idaho Up to %
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Illinois Up to %
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Indiana Up to %
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Iowa Up to %
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K
Kansas Up to %
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Kentucky Up to %
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L
Louisiana Up to %
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M
Maine Up to %
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Maryland Up to %
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Massachusetts Up to %
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Michigan Up to %
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Minnesota Up to %
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Mississippi Up to %
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Missouri Up to %
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Montana Up to %
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N
Nebraska Up to %
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Nevada No Income Tax
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New Hampshire No Income Tax
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New Jersey Up to %
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New Mexico Up to %
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New York Up to %
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North Carolina Up to %
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North Dakota Up to %
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Ohio Up to %
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Oklahoma Up to %
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Oregon Up to %
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Pennsylvania Up to %
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R
Rhode Island Up to %
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S
South Carolina Up to %
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South Dakota No Income Tax
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T
Tennessee No Income Tax
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Texas No Income Tax
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U
Utah Up to %
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V
Vermont Up to %
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Virginia Up to %
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W
Washington No Income Tax
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West Virginia Up to %
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Wisconsin Up to %
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Wyoming No Income Tax
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🎉 States With No Income Tax

Alaska · Florida · Nevada · New Hampshire · South Dakota · Tennessee · Texas · Washington · Wyoming

2026 State Income Tax Rates

Every US state handles income tax differently. Nine states — Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming — levy no personal income tax at all, meaning residents keep more of every paycheck.

The remaining 41 states plus Washington D.C. each have their own brackets, flat rates, deductions, and exemptions. California has the highest top marginal rate at 13.3%, while states like Indiana and Michigan use a simple flat rate. Our calculators apply the exact 2026 brackets for each state automatically.

How to Use These Calculators

Choose a calculator type above (Paycheck, 1099, Bonus, or Self-Employment), then click your state. Enter your gross salary or hourly wage, pay frequency, filing status, and any pre-tax deductions such as 401(k) or health insurance. The calculator instantly shows your federal tax, state tax, Social Security, Medicare, and final take-home pay broken down per pay period and annually.