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State Income Tax Calculators

Estimate your take-home pay in any state, after federal tax, FICA, and state income tax. Pick a state to run your numbers.

How state income taxes compare

Every state falls into one of three groups: no tax on wages, one flat rate, or progressive brackets. These are the rates each calculator uses for a single filer, from each state's latest published brackets.

9 states with no tax on wages

Your paycheck only loses federal income tax and FICA, though some of these states tax other income or lean on sales and property taxes.

14 states with a flat rate

One rate applies to all taxable income after the state's deductions, so your effective rate on gross pay is lower than the headline number.

27 states with brackets

Higher slices of income are taxed at higher rates. The range runs from each state's lowest bracket to its top one.