Tax Burden in North Dakota

2.50%
Top Income Tax Rate
None
Estate Tax

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorNorth DakotaUnited States
Top Marginal Income Tax Rate (%)2.55

National ranking

How states rank 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

Thanks to low income tax rates, moderate sales taxes, and no estate tax, North Dakota consistently ranks among the states with the lowest overall tax burden on residents.

Did you know?

  • North Dakota does not levy an estate or inheritance tax.
  • The state's Legacy Fund, built from oil tax revenue, exceeds $11 billion and helps offset the need for higher taxes.

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