State Income Tax Across the Map

August 23, 2024

Seven states have no state income tax. Of the 43 states with a state income tax (and the District of Columbia), the top marginal income tax rate ranges from 2.5% to 13.3%. Most states (and D.C.) with an income tax have multiple tax brackets with graduated rates; 14 states have only a single tax rate. New Hampshire only taxes interest and dividends, and Washington only taxes capital gains.

A map of the United States showing the state's individual income tax top marginal rate.

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