List: US States Income Tax and US States with No Income Tax July 26, 2006
List: US States Income Tax and US States with No Income Tax
The following states levy no income tax on earned income and no income tax on unearned income (interest and dividends):
- Alaska
- Florida
- Nevada
- South Dakota
- Texas
- Washington
- Wyoming
The following states levy no income tax on earned income however they do levy income tax on unearned income (interest and dividends):
- New Hampshire income tax on dividends & interest income only
- Tennessee income tax on dividends & interest income only
The following states levy the following MAXIMUM income tax as of January 2005:
- Alabama 5% above $3,000
- Arizona 5.04% above $150,000
- Arkansas 7% above $28,500
- California 9.3% above $40,346
- Colorado 4.63% flat tax rate
- Connecticut 5% above $10,000
- Delaware 5.95% above $60,000
- District of Columbia 9.3% above $30,000
- Georgia 6% above $7,000
- Hawaii 8.25% above $40,000
- Idaho 7.8% above $22,577
- Illinois 3% flat tax rate
- Indiana 3.4% flat tax rate
- Iowa 8.98% above $55,890
- Kansas 6.45% above $30,000
- Kentucky 6% above $8,000
- Louisiana 6% above $25,000
- Maine 8.5% above $17,350
- Maryland 4.75% above $3,000
- Mass. 5.3% flat tax rate
- Michigan 3.9% flat tax rate
- Minnesota 7.85% above $65,350
- Mississippi 5% above $10,000
- Missouri 6% above $9,000
- Montana 6.9% above $13,900
- Nebraska 6.84% above $26,500
- New Jersey 8.97% above $500,000
- New Mexico 5.3% above $16,000
- New York 7.7% above $500,000
- North Carolina 8.25% above $120,000
- North Dakota 5.54% above $319,100
- Ohio 7.5% above $200,000
- Oklahoma 6.65% above $10,000
- Oregon 9% above $6,550
- Pennsylvania 3.07% flat tax rate
- Rhode Island 25% of Federal tax liability
- South Carolina 7% above $12,300
- Utah 7% above $4,313
- Vermont 9.5% above $326,450
- Virginia 5.75% above $17,000
- West Virginia 6.5% above $60,000
- Wisconsin 6.75% above $132,580