Updated June 2026Reviewed for Tax Year 2026

US Income Tax Map 2026

Interactive color-coded map of effective state income tax rates for 2026. Hover any state for the rate; click to open its tax guide.

Underlying Ranking

RankStateEffective Income TaxRelative
1CaliforniaCA9.30%
2OregonOR8.75%
3HawaiiHI8.20%
4MinnesotaMN7.85%
5MaineME7.15%
6New YorkNY6.85%
7District of ColumbiaDC6.75%
8DelawareDE6.60%
9VermontVT6.60%
10South CarolinaSC6.40%
11New JerseyNJ6.37%
12ConnecticutCT6.00%
13Rhode IslandRI5.99%
14MontanaMT5.90%
15NebraskaNE5.84%
16IdahoID5.80%
17MarylandMD5.75%
18VirginiaVA5.75%
19KansasKS5.70%
20GeorgiaGA5.39%
21WisconsinWI5.30%
22West VirginiaWV5.12%
23MassachusettsMA5.00%
24IllinoisIL4.95%
25New MexicoNM4.90%
26MissouriMO4.80%
27OklahomaOK4.75%
28MississippiMS4.70%
29UtahUT4.65%
30AlabamaAL4.50%
31North CarolinaNC4.50%
32ArkansasAR4.40%
33ColoradoCO4.40%
34IowaIA4.38%
35LouisianaLA4.25%
36MichiganMI4.25%
37KentuckyKY4.00%
38OhioOH3.50%
39PennsylvaniaPA3.07%
40IndianaIN3.05%
41ArizonaAZ2.50%
42North DakotaND2.04%
43AlaskaAK0.00%
44FloridaFL0.00%
45NevadaNV0.00%
46New HampshireNH0.00%
47South DakotaSD0.00%
48TennesseeTN0.00%
49TexasTX0.00%
50WashingtonWA0.00%
51WyomingWY0.00%

Data Sources

Every figure is sourced from an official tax authority or non-partisan policy institute.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the color scale represent?
Green = lowest effective income tax (including 0% no-tax states); red = highest. Rates are average effective, not top marginal.
Why do some no-income-tax states still appear?
They show 0.00% — that's the data, not an omission. Click to see what they tax instead (property, sales, capital gains).

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