New York Income Tax Guide — What You Actually Keep

Data: 2026-Q2 · BLS · HUD · KFF

New York tax overview

New York State has a top income tax rate of 10.9%. NYC adds an additional 3.876% city tax.

6.85% top marginal rate

Take-home pay by salary

Gross Federal State FICA Take-Home
$50,000 $3,962 $3,425 $3,825 $38,789
$70,000 $7,014 $4,795 $5,355 $52,836
$100,000 $13,614 $6,850 $7,650 $71,886
$130,000 $20,447 $8,905 $9,945 $90,703
$180,000 $32,447 $12,330 $13,770 $121,453

Single filer, standard deduction. Illustrative — not exact. Source: IRS 2025, Tax Foundation 2025.

New York vs a no-tax state (Texas)

$50,000 salary $3,425/yr more in TX
$70,000 salary $4,795/yr more in TX
$100,000 salary $6,850/yr more in TX
$130,000 salary $8,905/yr more in TX
$180,000 salary $12,330/yr more in TX
FAQ

New York Income Tax — FAQ

What is the income tax rate in New York?

New York has a top marginal state income tax rate of 6.85%. New York State has a top income tax rate of 10.9%. NYC adds an additional 3.876% city tax. Source: Tax Foundation 2025.

What is take-home pay on $70,000 in New York?

On a $70,000 salary in New York, take-home pay after federal income tax, FICA, and state tax is approximately $4,403/month. Source: IRS 2025, Tax Foundation 2025.

How does New York compare to a no-tax state?

On a $70,000 salary, you'd keep about $4,795 more per year in a no-tax state like Texas. Source: Tax Foundation 2025.

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