State Income Tax Rates: an Interactive Guide
Posted by Matt on January 12, 2012
It’s tax time once again, and soon all of us will be filing both our federal and state income tax returns. Perhaps you already know if you’re going to get a refund from the IRS, but do you know if you’ll get a refund – or owe money to – your state? It’s quite common to get a federal income tax refund from Uncle Sam, only to have to take part of that refund and send it off to your state tax board. So, the BuckTrak Budget Planner has put together a completely interactive listing of all U.S. states and their income tax rates (based on 2011 figures), using information from the non-profit Tax Foundation.
Simply go to the State Income Tax Rates home page, and select your state of residence. Then choose your filing status (Single or Couple), and your income range from the dropdown list. You’ll get your current state’s income tax rate based on your filing status and income, as well as your state’s standard income tax deduction, and your personal exemptions (per filer and per dependent).
After you check out your state’s tax rates, be sure to sign up for a free BuckTrak Budget Planner account – and start tracking your household’s finances this year (so you’ll be ready to file next year’s returns with ease).
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