Income Tax in Nevada

0%
State income tax rate
9
States with no income tax
Gaming & sales tax
Revenue source instead

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

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Side-by-side comparison of Nevada vs. the U.S. average.

National ranking

Nevada ranks #4 of 48 states by top income tax rate.

#1Texas0%
#2Florida0%
#3New Hampshire0%
#4Nevada0%
#5Tennessee0%
#6South Dakota0%
#7Washington0%
#8Wyoming1%
#9Alaska1%
#10Arizona2.5%
#11Louisiana3%
#12Indiana3.05%
#13Pennsylvania3.07%
#14Ohio3.5%
#15Iowa3.8%
#16Arkansas3.9%
#17Kentucky4%
#18Michigan4.25%
#19Colorado4.4%
#20North Carolina4.5%
#21Utah4.55%
#22Mississippi4.7%
#23Missouri4.7%
#24Oklahoma4.75%
#25West Virginia4.82%
#26Illinois4.95%
#27Alabama5%
#28Nebraska5.2%
#29Georgia5.39%
#30Kansas5.58%
#31Idaho5.695%
#32Virginia5.75%
#33Montana5.9%
#34New Mexico5.9%
#35Rhode Island5.99%
#36South Carolina6.2%
#37Delaware6.6%
#38Connecticut6.99%
#39Maine7.15%
#40Wisconsin7.65%
#41Vermont8
#42Massachusetts9%
#43Minnesota9.85%
#44Oregon9.9%
#45New Jersey10.75%
#46New York10.9%
#47Hawaii11%
#48California13.3%

Overview

Nevada's income tax stands at 0%, a key indicator for anyone evaluating income tax in the state. Additional figures include states with no income tax: 9, revenue source instead: Gaming & sales tax, giving a fuller picture of income tax trends across Nevada. Nevada is one of nine U.S. states with no personal state income tax, a major draw for retirees and remote workers.

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