Take-home pay by state

On a $75,000 salary, a single filer keeps the most in Alaska ($61,592 a year) and the least in Oregon ($55,860 a year), a gap of $5,733.

All states ranked at $75,000

StateTake-home a yearState taxTotal tax rate
Alaska$61,592$017.9%
Florida$61,592$017.9%
Nevada$61,592$017.9%
New Hampshire$61,592$017.9%
South Dakota$61,592$017.9%
Tennessee$61,592$017.9%
Texas$61,592$017.9%
Washington$61,592$017.9%
Wyoming$61,592$017.9%
North Dakota$61,389$20318.1%
Ohio$60,312$1,28019.6%
Arizona$59,926$1,66620.1%
Louisiana$59,729$1,86420.4%
Indiana$59,410$2,18320.8%
Rhode Island$59,397$2,19620.8%
Iowa$59,394$2,19820.8%
Mississippi$59,324$2,26820.9%
Pennsylvania$59,290$2,30220.9%
New Mexico$59,233$2,35921.0%
Utah$59,184$2,40921.1%
North Carolina$59,109$2,48421.2%
Vermont$59,103$2,49021.2%
Kentucky$59,085$2,50721.2%
Nebraska$59,060$2,53321.3%
Connecticut$59,042$2,55021.3%
Missouri$59,005$2,58821.3%
Colorado$59,001$2,59221.3%
Wisconsin$58,998$2,59421.3%
New Jersey$58,995$2,59821.3%
West Virginia$58,912$2,68021.5%
Arkansas$58,880$2,71221.5%
California$58,805$2,78821.6%
Oklahoma$58,763$2,83021.6%
Idaho$58,726$2,86721.7%
Montana$58,716$2,87721.7%
Michigan$58,656$2,93721.8%
Maryland$58,394$3,19922.1%
Georgia$58,323$3,27022.2%
South Carolina$58,250$3,34322.3%
Kansas$58,207$3,38522.4%
District of Columbia$58,164$3,42822.4%
New York$58,140$3,45322.5%
Alabama$58,108$3,48522.5%
Virginia$58,094$3,49822.5%
Massachusetts$58,062$3,53022.6%
Illinois$58,025$3,56822.6%
Minnesota$58,016$3,57722.6%
Delaware$57,984$3,60922.7%
Maine$57,712$3,88123.1%
Hawaii$57,423$4,17023.4%
Oregon$55,860$5,73325.5%

Single filer, 2026 rules, standard deduction, wages from one job. Local income taxes are not included. Open a state for take-home pay from $30,000 to $250,000.

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