State Income Tax Calculators
Unlike the federal system, each U.S. state has its own income tax structure, meaning the amount you pay can vary depending on where you live. For example, New York State has a progressive income tax system, while Florida has no state income tax.
To help you easily estimate your state taxes, eFile.com offers easy-to-use, free state tax calculators. Just click on your state in the map below, and you will be taken straight to your state-specific calculator! Once you are there, simply fill in the required details to quickly calculate or estimate your state taxes before filing them online.
State Tax Calculators
The following is a list of state income tax calculators for the current tax year that you can use for free. You can also estimate your IRS taxes with our free current year IRS tax calculator. Each tool will guide you to the links needed to file your income taxes for both the IRS and your state.
Florida - no income taxes
New Hampshire - no taxes on earned Income
South Dakota - no income taxes
Tennessee - no income taxes
Washington - no income taxes
Wyoming - no income taxes
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between federal and state taxable income?
Federal taxable income is what you report on your federal tax return. It's calculated by taking your total income and subtracting certain expenses and allowances set by the IRS. State taxable income, however, is based on your state's rules and may be different. Each state has its own rules for deductions and tax rates, which means you might owe different amounts in state taxes compared to federal taxes.
How do I report my investment income for state tax purposes?
To report your investment income for state taxes, you usually include it on your state tax return. This means you will report things like interest, dividends, and capital gains, just like you do for your federal taxes. Check your state's guidelines, as some states may have extra forms or specific rules to follow.
How do I calculate my estimated state income tax payments?
To find out how much state income tax you might owe, try our free state tax refund calculators. Just click on the calculator for your state above, fill in the required information, and you’ll get an estimate in no time! For any assistance, reach out to our Taxperts®.
How do I claim a deduction for charitable contributions on my state income tax return?
To claim a deduction for donations to charities on your state tax return, first, make sure your donations qualify under your state's rules. Most states follow federal guidelines, so you can usually deduct contributions made to approved charities. You'll need to report the total amount on your state return and may have to fill out extra forms. Keep receipts or proof of your donations to support your claim.
State Income Tax Calculators and Tools
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