States With No Income Tax — What It Actually Means for Your Paycheck

Data: 2026-Q2 · BLS · HUD · KFF

Nine U.S. states levy no state income tax. On a $70,000 salary, living in one saves you approximately $2,975–$6,510 per year versus a state-tax state, depending on which state you'd otherwise live in.

Alaska

$4,803/mo take-home
on $70k · COL index 127

Florida

$4,803/mo take-home
on $70k · COL index 102
Check Miami →

Nevada

$4,803/mo take-home
on $70k · COL index 103
Check Las Vegas →

New Hampshire

$4,803/mo take-home
on $70k · COL index 113
Check Boston →

South Dakota

$4,803/mo take-home
on $70k · COL index 96

Tennessee

$4,803/mo take-home
on $70k · COL index 90
Check Nashville →

Texas

$4,803/mo take-home
on $70k · COL index 93
Check Austin →

Washington

$4,803/mo take-home
on $70k · COL index 119
Check Seattle →

Wyoming

$4,803/mo take-home
on $70k · COL index 95
Check Denver →

No-tax states often offset revenue through higher property taxes or sales taxes — factor these into your full picture. A lower income tax doesn't always mean a lower overall tax burden.

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