FinanceUpdated Aug 2026

New York Tax Calculator

New York has a progressive income tax with a top state rate of 6.85% — plus a 3.876% NYC local tax pushing NYC top rate to ~10.7%.

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New York's nine-bracket income tax ranges from 4% to 6.85%, with the top rate kicking in above $25 million of taxable income for single filers — the highest top-bracket threshold in the US, designed to keep tax burdens manageable for middle-income earners. New York City adds a 3.876% local tax, creating a NYC combined top rate of approximately 10.7%, and Yonkers adds an additional 1.95% local tax. The combined state-local sales tax averages about 8.69% statewide, with NYC's rate at 8.875%. NY offers a higher standard deduction than most states ($8,000 single) and fully exempts Social Security and most pension income. Property taxes are above the national mean at ~1.34%, with significant variation between NYC boroughs, Westchester, and upstate counties. NY's high-income residents face one of the country's heaviest state-local tax burdens. Out-migration from NYC to lower-tax states like Florida and Texas has been a notable trend since 2020.

Income Tax Calculator

Use this free income tax calculator to estimate federal and state income tax on your wages or salary.
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How US Income Tax Works

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Progressive Brackets

The US uses a progressive tax system where higher income is taxed at higher rates.

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Standard Deduction

Your income up to the standard deduction amount is not taxed (${DEDUCTIONS_BY_YEAR[input.year]?.single ?? 15000} single, ${DEDUCTIONS_BY_YEAR[input.year]?.married ?? 30000} married in 2025).

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Marginal vs Effective Rate

Your marginal rate is the highest bracket you reach; your effective rate is total tax divided by income.

Important Notes:

  • 2025 tax brackets: This calculator uses 2025 federal tax brackets and standard deduction amounts.
  • State taxes vary: Some states have no income tax (TX, FL, WA), while others range from 1% to 13.3%.
  • This is an estimate: Actual tax liability depends on credits, additional deductions, and other income sources.
  • Not tax advice: Consult a tax professional for personalized guidance.
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How our income tax calculator works

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Enter your income

Type your annual gross income from wages, self-employment, investments, or retirement. Include all sources for the most accurate estimate.

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Select filing status

Choose single, married filing jointly, or head of household. We use 2025 IRS brackets and the standard deduction for your status.

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Add deductions and credits

Enter pre-tax deductions (401k, HSA) and tax credits (child tax credit, education credit). The calculator adjusts your taxable income and final tax.

Key things to know about our income tax calculator:

  • Federal brackets: 10% on first ~11,925 dollars, 12% on 11,926-48,475, 22% on 48,476-103,350, 24% on 103,351-197,300, up to 37% for high earners.
  • State tax varies: Some states (FL, TX, WA, NV, AK, SD, TN, WY, NH) have no income tax. Others range from 0-13%. We use your states current brackets.
  • Use the calculator: For take-home pay math, use the paycheck calculator. For business or self-employment tax, pair with the self-employment tax estimator.

For related calculations, try our paycheck calculator.

New York State Taxes at a Glance (2025)

ItemValueNotes
Income tax structure4.00% – 6.85%2025 tax-year
Standard deduction (single)$8,000$0 = must itemize
Standard deduction (married)$16,050Filing jointly
Combined sales tax8.69%State + average local
Effective property tax1.34%Residential
Key state noteTop rate 6.85% — NYC combined ~10.7%

Numbers reflect 2025 state-level rules and may not include local income taxes (NYC, Philadelphia, etc.). Use the calculator above to model your specific scenario.

New York Tax Sources & References

Frequently asked questions about New York state taxes

Does New York have a state income tax?

New York uses a progressive income tax with rates from 4.00% to 6.85%. The standard deduction is $8,000 for single filers.

What is the sales tax rate in New York?

The combined state and average local sales tax rate in New York is 8.69%. This includes the state portion plus average local additions across counties.

What is the property tax rate in New York?

New York has an effective residential property tax rate of 1.34%. Property taxes are assessed at the county level and vary based on local millage rates and assessed home values.

Does New York tax Social Security benefits?

New York may tax Social Security benefits depending on your provisional income. Refer to the ${data.name} Department of Revenue for specific thresholds. Federal rules still apply.

What is the standard deduction in New York?

The 2025 standard deduction in New York is $8,000 for single filers and $16,050 for married couples filing jointly. Many New York residents benefit more from itemized deductions (mortgage interest, state taxes, charitable gifts).

How do I calculate my New York state tax refund or balance due?

Estimate your New York tax by computing federal AGI, subtracting the New York standard deduction ($8,000 single / $16,050 married), and applying the New York brackets (4.00%–6.85%). Subtract any New York withholding from your paychecks (W-2 box 17). The result is your refund (if positive) or balance due (if negative). Use the calculator above for an exact estimate.

What is the New York sales tax on a $100 purchase?

On a $100 purchase in New York, the combined state and local sales tax adds approximately $8.69 at the average rate of 8.69%. High-tax jurisdictions may add up to $13.04–$14.77. Use the sales tax calculator for an exact amount on any price.

How do I file New York state taxes?

New York residents file a state return in addition to federal Form 1040. Most filers use the New York Department of Revenue's online portal or approved tax-prep software. The state return is due April 15 (or the federal deadline). Extensions follow federal rules. Use the calculator above to estimate your state liability before filing.

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These are common New York-specific tax questions answered by the calculator above. Use it to model your scenario.

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Maya Chen, CFA

Chartered Financial Analyst

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Doctor of Kinesiology & Public Health

Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 · Next scheduled review: quarterly

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