Compare taxes, cost of living, and median incomes across all 50 US states. Find the best state for your financial situation and calculate your take-home pay.
California has relatively high state income taxes.
Florida does not levy a state income tax on wages and salaries.
Illinois has relatively low state income taxes.
New York has moderate state income taxes.
Texas does not levy a state income tax on wages and salaries.
Washington does not levy a state income tax on wages and salaries.
5% top rate
No Income Tax
4.5% top rate
5.5% top rate
9.3% top rate
4.4% top rate
6.99% top rate
6.6% top rate
10.75% top rate
No Income Tax
5.75% top rate
8.25% top rate
5.8% top rate
4.95% top rate
3.15% top rate
6% top rate
5.7% top rate
4.5% top rate
4.25% top rate
7.15% top rate
5.75% top rate
5% top rate
4.25% top rate
9.85% top rate
5% top rate
4.95% top rate
6.75% top rate
6.84% top rate
No Income Tax
No Income Tax
8.97% top rate
5.9% top rate
6.85% top rate
4.75% top rate
2.9% top rate
3.99% top rate
4.75% top rate
9.9% top rate
3.07% top rate
5.99% top rate
6.5% top rate
No Income Tax
No Income Tax
No Income Tax
4.85% top rate
8.75% top rate
5.75% top rate
No Income Tax
6.5% top rate
7.65% top rate
No Income Tax
Where you live has a massive impact on your financial health. State taxes can vary from 0% to over 13%, which means the same $100,000 salary could result in vastly different take-home pay depending on your state.
Use our state-specific calculators to see exactly how much you'll take home and whether your salary is sufficient for comfortable living in your chosen state.