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State Taxes on Individuals

StateSales/use tax (percent)1Income tax (percent)2
Alabama4%2.0%–5.0%
Alaskanonenone
Arizona5.62.73–5.79
Arkansas61.0–7.0
California6.251.0–10.3
Colorado2.94.63
Connecticut63.0–5.0
Delawarenone2.2–5.95
Florida6none
Georgia41.0–6.0
Hawaii41.4–8.25
Idaho51.6–7.8
Illinois6.253.0
Indiana63.4
Iowa50.36–8.98
Kansas 5.33.5–6.45
Kentucky62.0–6.0
Louisiana42.0–6.0
Maine52.0–8.5
Maryland52.0–4.75
Massachusetts55.3 and 12.0
Michigan63.9
Minnesota6.55.35–7.85
Mississippi73.0–5.0
Missouri4.231.5–6.0
Montananone1.0–6.9
Nebraska5.5%2.56%–6.84%
Nevada6.5none
New Hampshirenone5.0(3)
New Jersey71.4–8.97
New Mexico51.7–5.7
New York44.0–7.70
North Carolina4.56.0–8.25
North Dakota52.1–5.54
Ohio5.50.712–7.185
Oklahoma4.50.5–6.65
Oregonnone5.0–9.0
Pennsylvania63.07
Rhode Island73.75–9.9
South Carolina52.5–7.0
South Dakota 4none
Tennessee76(3)
Texas6.25none
Utah4.752.3–7.0
Vermont63.6–9.5
Virginia42.0–5.75
Washington6.5none
West Virginia63.0–6.5
Wisconsin54.6–6.75
Wyoming 4none
District of Columbia5.755.0–9.0
1. As of July 1, 2006. Local and county taxes, if any, are additional.
2. As of July 1, 2006. Tax rate for individuals; unless otherwise noted, range denotes progressive structure: higher income pays higher rate.
3. State income tax is limited to dividends and interest.
Source: The Tax Foundation. Web: www.taxfoundation.org .

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