Skip to content

US state individual income-tax burden intelligence (2026)

Commercial use OKFresh
Query in workbench

Follow this dataset

Get a notice in your feed when a new snapshot is published. Optionally, we also POST it to your webhook.

Must be a public https address. We never follow redirects.

The full snapshot isn't published yet — check back after the next refresh.Download sample CSVDownload sample JSONSample rows only (up to 20) — not the complete dataset.

Complete 51-jurisdiction panel (50 states + DC) of 2026 state individual income-tax structures, transcribed 2026-10-01 from the Tax Foundation's '2026 State Income Tax Rates and Brackets' table (single filer, as of January 1, 2026): single-filer brackets, standard deduction, structure (none / flat / graduated / capital-gains-only for WA), and computed effective tax rates at $50k/$100k/$250k wage income (single filer, standard deduction applied; Utah's $966 credit modeled), marginal rate at $100k taxable, progressivity spread, and documented burden tiers. West Virginia corrected to the SB 392 rates (2.11%-4.58%, retroactive 2026-01-01). Tax rates and brackets are facts (Feist v. Rural) compiled from state statutes -> commercial_use=yes with attribution to the Tax Foundation. Caveats: single filer only; wage income only; local income taxes excluded; personal-exemption credits and AL's federal-tax deduction not modeled. Join on geo_code (ISO 3166-2) or state_abbr for disposable-income demand features, subscription pricing-power signals, and tax-burden territory scoring.

Rows
51
Columns
22
Source cadence
Yearly
Last refreshed
Oct 1, 2026
Theme
economy

Use your own AI key

Once today's free allowance is used up, AI features can run on your own provider account.

Kept in this browser tab only (cleared when you close it) and sent with each AI request. Our servers use it for that request and never store or log it.