Tax year 2026 · 45 comparisons
Compare take-home pay between states
The same salary, run through two states' tax rules. Each comparison has a calculator for your own salary, take-home at every income, and a note on what actually differs between the two.
- Arizona vs CaliforniaOn $75,000: Arizona keeps $2,277 more
- Arizona vs New MexicoOn $75,000: Arizona keeps $887 more
- California vs ColoradoOn $75,000: Colorado keeps $828 more
- California vs FloridaOn $75,000: Florida keeps $3,750 more
- California vs HawaiiOn $75,000: California keeps $522 more
- California vs MassachusettsOn $75,000: California keeps $125 more
- California vs NevadaOn $75,000: Nevada keeps $3,750 more
- California vs New YorkOn $75,000: California keeps $59 more
- California vs OregonOn $75,000: California keeps $1,830 more
- California vs TexasOn $75,000: Texas keeps $3,750 more
- California vs UtahOn $75,000: Utah keeps $646 more
- California vs WashingtonOn $75,000: Washington keeps $2,709 more
- Colorado vs IllinoisOn $75,000: Colorado keeps $646 more
- Colorado vs New York CityOn $75,000: Colorado keeps $3,150 more
- Connecticut vs New YorkOn $75,000: New York keeps $42 more
- Delaware vs MarylandOn $75,000: Delaware keeps $1,480 more
- Florida vs GeorgiaOn $75,000: Florida keeps $2,994 more
- Florida vs New YorkOn $75,000: Florida keeps $3,808 more
- Florida vs New York CityOn $75,000: Florida keeps $6,071 more
- Florida vs TexasOn $75,000: Take-home is the same
- Georgia vs North CarolinaOn $75,000: North Carolina keeps $510 more
- Hawaii vs WashingtonOn $75,000: Washington keeps $3,231 more
- Idaho vs UtahOn $75,000: Idaho keeps $237 more
- Idaho vs WashingtonOn $75,000: Washington keeps $1,826 more
- Illinois vs IndianaOn $75,000: Indiana keeps $1,385 more
- Illinois vs MissouriOn $75,000: Missouri keeps $980 more
- Illinois vs WisconsinOn $75,000: Wisconsin keeps $624 more
- Kansas vs MissouriOn $75,000: Missouri keeps $798 more
- Kentucky vs OhioOn $75,000: Ohio keeps $1,220 more
- Kentucky vs TennesseeOn $75,000: Tennessee keeps $2,507 more
- Maryland vs VirginiaOn $75,000: Virginia keeps $1,891 more
- Massachusetts vs New HampshireOn $75,000: New Hampshire keeps $3,875 more
- Minnesota vs TexasOn $75,000: Texas keeps $3,907 more
- Minnesota vs WisconsinOn $75,000: Wisconsin keeps $963 more
- Missouri vs TennesseeOn $75,000: Tennessee keeps $2,588 more
- New Jersey vs New YorkOn $75,000: New Jersey keeps $707 more
- New Jersey vs New York CityOn $75,000: New Jersey keeps $2,970 more
- New Jersey vs PennsylvaniaOn $75,000: Pennsylvania keeps $746 more
- New York vs North CarolinaOn $75,000: North Carolina keeps $1,324 more
- North Carolina vs South CarolinaOn $75,000: North Carolina keeps $173 more
- North Carolina vs TennesseeOn $75,000: Tennessee keeps $2,484 more
- North Carolina vs VirginiaOn $75,000: North Carolina keeps $1,015 more
- Ohio vs PennsylvaniaOn $75,000: Ohio keeps $1,068 more
- Oregon vs WashingtonOn $75,000: Washington keeps $4,539 more
- Texas vs WashingtonOn $75,000: Texas keeps $1,040 more