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State Income Tax Collected by State (FY2025)

How much individual income tax each state collected in fiscal year 2025, and which states collect none.

California ($128.7 billion), then New York ($61.2 billion) and Illinois ($25.4 billion). All states and DC together come to $521.1 billion. These are raw totals, so big states rank highest.

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$521.1 billionin state income tax, all states and DC
Californiahas the most ($128.7 billion)
6states at $0 (they don't levy it)
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💵States with the most state income tax

California$128.7 billion
New York$61.2 billion
Illinois$25.4 billion
Massachusetts$24.5 billion
New Jersey$21.0 billion
Virginia$19.0 billion
Pennsylvania$17.9 billion
North Carolina$17.1 billion
Georgia$16.2 billion
Minnesota$14.0 billion

🧾State income tax per resident

District of Columbia$5,292
Massachusetts$3,476
California$3,276
Connecticut$3,095
New York$3,083
Oregon$3,073
Delaware$2,697
Minnesota$2,432
Hawaii$2,275
New Jersey$2,248

📈Every state

StateTotalPer resident
California$128.7 billion$3,276
New York$61.2 billion$3,083
Illinois$25.4 billion$2,002
Massachusetts$24.5 billion$3,476
New Jersey$21.0 billion$2,248
Virginia$19.0 billion$2,186
Pennsylvania$17.9 billion$1,373
North Carolina$17.1 billion$1,593
Georgia$16.2 billion$1,484
Minnesota$14.0 billion$2,432
Oregon$13.1 billion$3,073
Michigan$12.5 billion$1,242
Maryland$11.7 billion$1,886
Connecticut$11.2 billion$3,095
Ohio$11.0 billion$930
Wisconsin$10.2 billion$1,728
Colorado$8.8 billion$1,504
Indiana$8.7 billion$1,268
Missouri$7.8 billion$1,257
South Carolina$6.8 billion$1,275
Utah$6.1 billion$1,785
Alabama$5.8 billion$1,140
Arizona$5.5 billion$744
Oklahoma$4.9 billion$1,213
Kentucky$4.8 billion$1,060
Louisiana$4.8 billion$1,031
Kansas$4.7 billion$1,587
Iowa$3.8 billion$1,187
District of Columbia$3.6 billion$5,292
Hawaii$3.3 billion$2,275
Idaho$3.1 billion$1,604
Delaware$2.8 billion$2,697
Arkansas$2.7 billion$897
Maine$2.7 billion$1,967
New Mexico$2.5 billion$1,188
Mississippi$2.4 billion$805
Montana$2.3 billion$2,065
Nebraska$2.2 billion$1,102
West Virginia$2.2 billion$1,213
Rhode Island$1.8 billion$1,660
Vermont$1.4 billion$2,162
Washington$546 million$70
North Dakota$425 million$542
New Hampshire$91 million$65
Tennessee$2 million$0
Alaska$0$0
Florida$0$0
Nevada$0$0
South Dakota$0$0
Texas$0$0
Wyoming$0$0

🔎About this data

Individual income tax collected by the state government in FY2025. States with no wage income tax show $0, or a small amount where they tax only interest, dividends or capital gains.

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 state income tax?

California ($128.7 billion), then New York ($61.2 billion) and Illinois ($25.4 billion). All states and DC together come to $521.1 billion. These are raw totals, so big states rank highest.

Which state has the most state income tax per resident?

District of Columbia, at $5,292, then Massachusetts ($3,476) and California ($3,276). Per-resident figures use the Census ACS 2020-2024 population.

Which states have no state income tax?

Alaska, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Texas, Wyoming reported $0, which means the state does not levy it. Washington, New Hampshire and Tennessee don't tax wages either; the small amounts they show come from Washington's capital-gains tax and older taxes on interest and dividends.

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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