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United States · 2026

Compare take-home pay by state

Federal income tax and FICA are the same everywhere in the country — what changes is each state's own income tax, from nothing at all to a top rate above 13%. Figures are shown natively in US dollars, not converted like the European side of Aftertax.

Ranked by take-home pay

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Take-homeFederal, FICA & state tax

  1. 1Florida$50,390
  2. 2Nevada$50,390
  3. 3New Hampshire$50,390
  4. 4North Dakota$50,390
  5. 5South Dakota$50,390
  6. 6Tennessee$50,390
  7. 7Texas$50,390
  8. 8Wyoming$50,390
  9. 9Alaska$50,119
  10. 10Washington$49,558
  11. 11Ohio$49,522
  12. 12Arizona$49,199
  13. 13Louisiana$48,976
  14. 14Vermont$48,814
  15. 15Iowa$48,762
  16. 16New Mexico$48,736
  17. 17Mississippi$48,722
  18. 18Utah$48,656
  19. 19Indiana$48,650
  20. 20Nebraska$48,540
  21. 21Wisconsin$48,531
  22. 22Missouri$48,507
  23. 23Pennsylvania$48,506
  24. 24North Carolina$48,505
  25. 25West Virginia$48,425
  26. 26Kentucky$48,408
  27. 27Montana$48,327
  28. 28Connecticut$48,315
  29. 29Arkansas$48,263
  30. 30Oklahoma$48,236
  31. 31Colorado$48,194
  32. 32New Jersey$48,179
  33. 33Rhode Island$48,097
  34. 34Michigan$48,091
  35. 35Idaho$48,063
  36. 36California$47,961
  37. 37South Carolina$47,947
  38. 38Washington, D.C.$47,937
  39. 39Maryland$47,904
  40. 40Georgia$47,899
  41. 41Kansas$47,842
  42. 42Virginia$47,754
  43. 43Alabama$47,655
  44. 44Minnesota$47,569
  45. 45Illinois$47,565
  46. 46Delaware$47,497
  47. 47New York$47,457
  48. 48Massachusetts$47,334
  49. 49Maine$47,222
  50. 50Hawaii$47,060
  51. 51Oregon$45,610

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