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States With No Individual Income Tax in 2026

Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming levy no broad-based individual income tax. “No income tax” does not mean “lowest total tax.”

Alaska

No broad individual income tax; local sales taxes may apply.

Florida

No broad individual income tax; compare property insurance, sales tax and local housing costs.

Nevada

No broad individual income tax; sales and tourism-related taxes fund a larger share of services.

New Hampshire

The former interest and dividends tax was fully repealed for 2025 onward.

South Dakota

No broad individual income tax; compare sales and property taxes.

Tennessee

The Hall tax on interest and dividends was fully repealed before 2026.

Texas

No broad individual income tax; property taxes can materially affect homeowners.

Washington

No broad tax on wages, pensions or IRA distributions; a separate state capital-gains excise tax can apply to certain long-term gains.

Wyoming

No broad individual income tax; mineral revenue supports state finances.

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Workers

Compare take-home pay, housing, property tax, sales tax and whether remote-work income remains sourced to another state.

Retirees

Compare pension and IRA treatment, Social Security, property tax relief, estate or inheritance taxes and healthcare costs.

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Last updated July 29, 2026 Tax year 2026

Data sources: Official state revenue department and tax-agency guidance

This tool is general information only, not financial advice.

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