Paycheck Calculator by State — All 50 States (2026)

Pick your state below to see a full 2026 breakdown of your take-home pay — including federal income tax, state income tax, Social Security, Medicare, and optional 401(k) and HSA deductions.

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Alabama
5%
Alaska
No income tax
Arizona
2.5%
Arkansas
4.4%
California
up to 13.3%
Colorado
4.4%
Connecticut
up to 6.99%
Delaware
up to 6.6%
Florida
No income tax
Georgia
5.49%
Hawaii
up to 11%
Idaho
5.8%
Illinois
4.95%
Indiana
3.05%
Iowa
3.8%
Kansas
up to 5.7%
Kentucky
4%
Louisiana
3%
Maine
up to 7.15%
Maryland
up to 5.75% + county
Massachusetts
5%
Michigan
4.25%
Minnesota
up to 9.85%
Mississippi
4.7%
Missouri
4.8%
Montana
up to 5.9%
Nebraska
up to 5.84%
Nevada
No income tax
New Hampshire
No income tax
New Jersey
up to 10.75%
New Mexico
up to 5.9%
New York
up to 10.9%
North Carolina
4.5%
North Dakota
up to 2.5%
Ohio
up to 3.99%
Oklahoma
up to 4.75%
Oregon
up to 9.9%
Pennsylvania
3.07%
Rhode Island
up to 5.99%
South Carolina
6.4%
South Dakota
No income tax
Tennessee
No income tax
Texas
No income tax
Utah
4.65%
Vermont
up to 8.75%
Virginia
up to 5.75%
Washington
No income tax
West Virginia
up to 5.12%
Wisconsin
up to 7.65%
Wyoming
No income tax

States with no income tax

Nine states have zero state income tax on wages — Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming. Workers in these states only have federal income tax and FICA (Social Security + Medicare) withheld from their paychecks.

How state income tax affects your paycheck

State income tax rates range from 0% to 13.3% (California). For a $75,000 salary, the difference between living in Texas (no state tax) versus California (approximately $4,200 in state tax at that income level) is over $350 per month in take-home pay. Use the calculators above to model your exact situation.