Where do my state taxes go?

Tax Transparency currently covers 23 states. Each guide explains how that state's income and property taxes work, which official sources the estimate uses, and what it leaves out. Then you can enter your ZIP code for a personal breakdown.

Where do Alabama taxes go?Alabama has a graduated state income tax. Example: Montgomery.
Where do California taxes go?California has a graduated state income tax. Example: Sacramento.
Where do Connecticut taxes go?Connecticut has a graduated state income tax. Example: Hartford.
Where do Florida taxes go?Florida has no broad individual state income tax. Example: Miami.
Where do Georgia taxes go?Georgia has a flat 5.19% state income tax. Example: Atlanta.
Where do Illinois taxes go?Illinois has a flat 4.95% state income tax. Example: Chicago.
Where do Indiana taxes go?Indiana has a flat-rate state income tax. Example: Bloomington.
Where do Iowa taxes go?Iowa has a flat 3.8% state income tax. Example: Des Moines.
Where do Massachusetts taxes go?Massachusetts has a flat 5% state income tax. Example: Boston.
Where do Michigan taxes go?Michigan has a flat 4.25% state income tax, and some localities add their own income tax. Example: Detroit.
Where do Minnesota taxes go?Minnesota has a graduated state income tax. Example: Minneapolis.
Where do New Jersey taxes go?New Jersey has a graduated state income tax. Example: Trenton.
Where do New York taxes go?New York has a graduated state income tax, and some localities add their own income tax. Example: Yonkers.
Where do North Carolina taxes go?North Carolina has a flat 4.25% state income tax. Example: Raleigh.
Where do Ohio taxes go?Ohio has a graduated state income tax, and some localities add their own income tax. Example: Columbus.
Where do Pennsylvania taxes go?Pennsylvania has a flat 3.07% state income tax, and some localities add their own income tax. Example: Philadelphia.
Where do Rhode Island taxes go?Rhode Island has a graduated state income tax. Example: Providence.
Where do Tennessee taxes go?Tennessee has no broad individual state income tax. Example: Nashville.
Where do Utah taxes go?Utah has a flat 4.5% state income tax. Example: Salt Lake City.
Where do Washington taxes go?Washington has no broad individual state income tax. Example: Seattle.
Where do West Virginia taxes go?West Virginia has a graduated state income tax. Example: Charleston.
Where do Wisconsin taxes go?Wisconsin has a graduated state income tax. Example: Milwaukee.
Where do Wyoming taxes go?Wyoming has no broad individual state income tax. Example: Cheyenne.