How much money do you make in every state after tax

The average annual income in Arkansas is $ 58 850, but after taxes, the salary is only $ 3 687 per month. This means that every two weeks the average salary in Arkansas will be $ 1 702.

5. California

• Annual income after taxes: $ 63 880

The average Californian earns more than $ 90 000 per year, but this amount is significantly reduced after taxes. After taxes, the average salary in the state for two weeks is $ 2 457.

Not only do Californians donate a significant portion of their income to taxes, but Golden State is also one of the most expensive states to pay taxes.

6. Colorado

• Annual income after taxes: $ 61 512

On average, state residents earn $ 84 384. For two weeks, residents will be able to bring home a net salary of $ 2 366 or $ 5 126 per month.

7. Connecticut

• Annual income after taxes: $ 72 326

Connecticut has the highest average earnings in the United States, both before and after taxes. After taxes, the average worker in Connecticut will bring home $ 2 782 per week or $ 6 027 per month. The average salary in the state is $ 102 616.

8. Delaware

• Annual income after taxes: $ 58 421

In Delaware, average income before tax is $ 80 432. After taxes, the average worker in the state for two weeks will bring home $ 2 247 or $ 4 686 per month.

9. Florida

• Annual income after taxes: $ 54 987

As in South Dakota, in Florida there is no income tax on individuals, so people get most of their income. This compensates for the relatively low average state income of $ 69 936.

10. Georgia

• Annual income after taxes: $ 52 236

The average Georgia resident will bring home $ 2 009 for two weeks, or $ 4 353 per month.

11. Hawaii

• Annual income after taxes: $ 63 375

The average salary in Hawaii is high at $91, but nearly $169 of that goes to taxes. After these deductions, the average person in the Aloha State will take home $28 per month.

12. Idaho

• Annual income after taxes: $ 47 115

The median income in Idaho is $64, but taxes are $513. After taxes, the average two-week income is $17, and the monthly earnings are $398.

13. Illinois

• Annual income after taxes: $ 60 391

In Illinois, the median income is $81, of which more than $865 is deductible in taxes. After these deductions, the average biweekly salary is $21 and the average monthly earnings are $000.

14. Indiana

• Annual income after taxes: $ 49 236

After taxes, the average income in Indiana is $ 1 894 per week or $ 4 103 per month. Excluding taxes, the average annual income is $ 66 480.

15. Iowa

• Annual income after taxes: $ 51 803

The average income in Iowa is $ 70 708, which means that almost $ 20 000 of this amount is spent on state taxes. The average weekly salary in Iowa is $ 1992.

16. Kansas

• Annual income after taxes: $ 53 638

After taxes, the average weekly wage in Kansas is $2 and the average monthly wage is $063. The average pre-tax income in the state is $4.

17. Kentucky

• Annual income after taxes: $ 44 684

Kentucky is one of the five states with the lowest tax deductions. The average two-week check in Kentucky is $ 1 719 or $ 3 724 per month. The median income is $ 61 757. Of these, $ 17 073 is deducted to pay taxes.

18. Louisiana

• Annual income after taxes: $ 49 352

The average income in Louisiana is $ 65 229, which is less than in Indiana. But lower taxes allow workers to bring home most of their salaries. After taxes, the average income for two weeks is $ 1 898.

19. Maine

• Annual income after taxes: $ 49 404

The average worker in Maine will bring home a bi-weekly wage of $ 1 900 or $ 4 117 per month. Excluding taxes, the average income in a state is $ 67 011.

20. Maryland

• Annual income after taxes: $ 68 451

Maryland has the third-highest average salary of any state at $100071. After taxes, the average Maryland worker will receive a biweekly salary of $2.

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21. Massachusetts

• Annual income after taxes: $ 69 460

The average income in Massachusetts is $ 97 295, but after taxes employees receive a fortnightly check for $ 2 672 or $ 5 788 per month.

22. Michigan

• Annual income after taxes: $ 49 961

Although Michigan’s average income is $ 68 928, after-tax wages are less than $ 50 000. The average monthly income in the state is $ 4 163.

23. Minnesota

• Annual income after taxes: $ 59 262

The average income in Minnesota is $ 83 100. This means that about $ 24 000 goes on taxes. After taxes, the average two-week salary in the state is $ 2 279, and the average monthly salary is $ 4 938.

24. Mississippi

• Annual income after taxes: $ 43 182

Mississippi has the lowest annual income on hand, as well as the lowest average income: $ 56 358. In a month, a Mississippi resident will bring home only $ 3 599.

25. Missouri

• Annual income after taxes: $ 49 528

The average income in Missouri before taxes is $ 67 210. Taxes are $ 17 682.

26. Montana

• Annual income after taxes: $ 48 409

The average income in a state is $ 65 401 per year or $ 4 034 per month after taxes.

27. Nebraska

• Annual income after taxes: $ 52 111

In Nebraska, the median income is $ 71 166. After taxes, it is $ 2 004 in two weeks or $ 4 343 per month.

28. Nevada

• Annual income after taxes: $ 55 634

Nevada is another state that has no income tax, so workers who earn a median income of $70 can keep a good percentage of their earnings. After taxes, the biweekly payment is $855 and the monthly payment is $2.

29. New hampshire

• Annual income after taxes: $ 67 625

Although New Hampshire is taxing investment income, it does not tax wages, so workers who receive a salary before taxes of $ 87 900 will receive a high percentage of their salaries. After taxes, the average New Hampshire resident will bring home $ 5 635 per month.

30. New Jersey

• Annual income after taxes: $ 72 337

New Jersey has the second-highest pre-tax income at $101, as well as the second-highest take-home income. The average worker in New Jersey will take home $634 per week or $2 per month.

31. New Mexico

• Annual income after taxes: $ 47 647

The average income in New Mexico is $ 63 057, which is actually lower than in South Carolina and Idaho, but lower state taxes lead to higher wages.

32. New York

• Annual income after taxes: $ 63 789

About $25 in taxes is subtracted from the average earner's annual salary in New York—before taxes, the state's median income is $000. After taxes, the average New Yorker earns $89 a month.

33. North Carolina

• Annual income after taxes: $ 49 839

The average income in North Carolina is $ 1 917 per week or $ 4 153 per month. Before taxes in North Carolina, the average annual income in the state is $ 67 367.

34. North Dakota

• Annual income after taxes: $ 60 150

Even after paying taxes, you will still get a decent salary in North Dakota. Every two weeks the state wages are $ 2 313, and the average monthly salary is $ 5 013. The average income in North Dakota before tax is $ 78 828.

35. Ohio

• Annual income after taxes: $ 50 009

The average income in Ohio is $ 68 341, which is lower than in Michigan, but wages are higher. The two-week salary in the state is $ 1 923, and the monthly $ 4 167.

36. Oklahoma

• Annual income after taxes: $ 49 118

In Oklahoma, the average income is $ 65 458. After taxes, monthly income is $ 4 093.

37. Oregon

• Annual income after taxes: $ 50 982

A person making Oregon's median income of $72 would be charged a whopping $013 in taxes. After taxes, the state's average monthly income is $21.

38. Pennsylvania

• Annual income after taxes: $ 53 453

The average resident earns $ 75 235 per year, which means that more than $ 20 000 goes to him for taxes. The average after-tax state wage every two weeks is $ 2 056.

39. Rhode Island

• Annual income after taxes: $ 58 283

On Rhode Island, the average person after tax will receive $ 2 242 per two weeks or $ 4 857 per month. The average income before taxes in the state is $ 79 024.

40. South Carolina

• Annual income after taxes: $ 47 477

The median income in South Carolina is $64.

41. South Dakota

• Annual income after taxes: $ 53 920

The median income in South Dakota is $6, but due to the lack of a state income tax, pay is above average.

42. Tennessee

• Annual income after taxes: $ 51 774

While Tennessee's median income of $65 is lower than many states below that level on this list, the lack of an income tax results in higher wages. After taxes, the average salary every two weeks is $368 or $1 per month.

43. Texas

• Annual income after taxes: $ 60 369

The average income in Texas is $ 77 585, and thanks to the absence of income tax, Texans get more. The average monthly income in the state is $ 5 031.

44. Utah

• Annual income after taxes: $ 57 685

The median pre-tax income in Utah is $79. That means almost $414 goes to taxes. The state's average biweekly salary is $22 and its average monthly income is $000.

45. Vermont

• Annual income after taxes: $ 53 855

The average worker in Vermont receives $ 73 016 before paying taxes. After taxes, the salary is $ 4 488 per month or $ 2 071 every other week.

46. Virginia

• Annual income after taxes: $ 64 969

In Virginia, the average biweekly income is $2 and the average monthly income is $499. The average pre-tax income in the state is $5.

47. Washington

• Annual income after taxes: $ 64 897

The average income in Washington is $ 84 022, and due to the lack of income tax, Washington residents can save a large percentage of their income. After taxes, the average employee in the state will earn $ 2 496 in two weeks or $ 5 408 per month.

48. West Virginia

• Annual income after taxes: $ 43 182

The average income in West Virginia before taxes is $ 57 779.

49. Wisconsin

• Annual income after taxes: $ 51 895

The average income before tax is $ 71 459 dollars per year.

50. Wyoming

• Annual income after taxes: $ 58 316

The median income in Wyoming is $74 less than the median income in Rhode Island and Utah, but workers take home more because the state has no income tax. After taxes, the average monthly salary in Wyoming is $667.

States with the highest and lowest salary

No matter where you live, taxes can eat up a large portion of your paycheck. Not surprisingly, all seven states with no income tax—Alaska, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming—ranked among the highest-income states, but only one ranked in the top five.

Here are the five states with the highest average income on hand:

1. Connecticut
2. New Jersey
3. Alaska
4. Massachusetts
5. Maryland

But the five states with the lowest average income in their hands:

1. Mississippi
2. West Virginia
3. Арканзас
4. Kentucky
5. Alabama