Tax Burden in Hawaii

12.7% of income
Total tax burden
2nd highest
Rank
~11.2%
U.S. average

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorHawaiiUnited States
Total tax burden (% of income)12.711.2

National ranking

Hawaii ranks #33 of 49 states by state & local tax burden.

#1Alaska1%
#2Wyoming2%
#3Vermont4
#4New Hampshire6.1%
#5Tennessee7.6%
#6Louisiana8.3%
#7Montana8.4%
#8Colorado8.4%
#9Oklahoma8.4%
#10South Dakota8.4%
#11Utah8.5%
#12Arizona8.5%
#13Texas8.6%
#14Michigan8.6%
#15Oregon8.9%
#16Georgia8.9%
#17Kentucky9%
#18Washington9%
#19Florida9.1%
#20Ohio9.2%
#21Indiana9.3%
#22Missouri9.3%
#23Nevada9.6%
#24New Mexico9.7%
#25Wisconsin9.9%
#26Delaware9.9%
#27North Carolina9.9%
#28Pennsylvania10.2%
#29Virginia10.2%
#30Rhode Island10.8%
#31Maine11.1%
#32Connecticut11.3%
#33Hawaii11.3%
#34Arkansas11.3%
#35Minnesota11.3%
#36Mississippi11.3%
#37Alabama11.3%
#38South Carolina11.3%
#39West Virginia11.3%
#40Nebraska11.3%
#41Maryland11.3%
#42Iowa11.3%
#43Idaho11.3%
#44Kansas11.3%
#45Massachusetts11.5%
#46Illinois12.9%
#47New Jersey13.2%
#48California13.5%
#49New York15.9%

Overview

Hawaii residents face one of the heaviest overall tax burdens in the nation, around 12.7% of income, driven by its broad General Excise Tax even though property taxes remain low.

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