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State Corporate Income Tax by State (FY2025)
How much corporate income tax each state collected in fiscal year 2025.
California ($39.4 billion), then New York ($26.8 billion) and Illinois ($12.4 billion). All states and DC together come to $164.9 billion. These are raw totals, so big states rank highest.
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🧾Corporate income tax per resident
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| State | Total | Per resident |
|---|---|---|
| California | $39.4 billion | $1,003 |
| New York | $26.8 billion | $1,349 |
| Illinois | $12.4 billion | $978 |
| New Jersey | $8.4 billion | $903 |
| Massachusetts | $6.4 billion | $903 |
| Minnesota | $5.9 billion | $1,033 |
| Florida | $5.8 billion | $260 |
| Maryland | $4.9 billion | $787 |
| Virginia | $4.5 billion | $511 |
| Pennsylvania | $4.4 billion | $341 |
| Connecticut | $3.5 billion | $966 |
| Georgia | $3.3 billion | $298 |
| Michigan | $3.1 billion | $304 |
| Wisconsin | $2.7 billion | $460 |
| Tennessee | $2.6 billion | $366 |
| Colorado | $2.4 billion | $402 |
| Kentucky | $2.3 billion | $517 |
| Alabama | $2.1 billion | $418 |
| Arizona | $1.8 billion | $237 |
| Missouri | $1.6 billion | $256 |
| North Carolina | $1.6 billion | $147 |
| Utah | $1.6 billion | $461 |
| Oregon | $1.5 billion | $354 |
| South Carolina | $1.4 billion | $271 |
| Kansas | $1.4 billion | $462 |
| District of Columbia | $1.2 billion | $1,813 |
| New Hampshire | $1.1 billion | $796 |
| Nebraska | $1.1 billion | $543 |
| Idaho | $1.0 billion | $521 |
| Indiana | $894 million | $130 |
| Louisiana | $882 million | $191 |
| New Mexico | $782 million | $369 |
| Iowa | $777 million | $242 |
| Arkansas | $644 million | $211 |
| Oklahoma | $640 million | $159 |
| Delaware | $577 million | $565 |
| Rhode Island | $531 million | $482 |
| Mississippi | $504 million | $171 |
| Hawaii | $411 million | $284 |
| Maine | $410 million | $296 |
| West Virginia | $376 million | $212 |
| Alaska | $365 million | $497 |
| North Dakota | $336 million | $428 |
| Montana | $322 million | $288 |
| Vermont | $286 million | $442 |
| South Dakota | $60 million | $66 |
| Ohio | $176,000 | $0 |
| Nevada | $0 | $0 |
| Texas | $0 | $0 |
| Washington | $0 | $0 |
| Wyoming | $0 | $0 |
🔎About this data
Corporate net income tax collected by the state government in FY2025. A few states tax business gross receipts instead and show $0 here.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Annual Survey of State Government Tax Collections (STC), FY2025 (API timeseries/govsstatetax)
Coverage: All 50 states and DC
How it was checked: 50-state sum equals Census's US total to the dollar (DC is listed separately); income tax is 33.7% and general sales 30.9% of the total, matching Pew's FY2025 analysis. State checks: NY income tax $61.2B vs the NY Comptroller's $61.2B; CA $128.7B vs the State Controller's $126.6B General Fund figure; Texas sales + vehicle sales tax within 0.6% of the Comptroller.
💬Questions and answers
Which state has the most corporate income tax?
California ($39.4 billion), then New York ($26.8 billion) and Illinois ($12.4 billion). All states and DC together come to $164.9 billion. These are raw totals, so big states rank highest.
Which state has the most corporate income tax per resident?
District of Columbia, at $1,813, then New York ($1,349) and Minnesota ($1,033). Per-resident figures use the Census ACS 2020-2024 population.
Which states have no corporate income tax?
Nevada, Texas, Washington, Wyoming reported $0, which means the state does not levy it.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, Annual Survey of State Government Tax Collections (STC), FY2025 (API timeseries/govsstatetax). Coverage: All 50 states and DC.
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