Tax Rates by City
Compare income tax, property tax, and sales tax rates across 1555 cities in all 51 US states and DC. Click any city to calculate your exact tax burden with federal, state, and local taxes included. Updated for 2026.
Reviewed May 29, 2026. Showing the largest city-level tax calculators per state first so this hub stays fast. City pages remain published as dedicated pages; the XML sitemap is curated toward hubs and high-demand local tax pages.
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Use this hub to find the exact city calculator. A named-city answer should separate federal income tax, state income tax, local income tax if present, FICA, property-tax estimates, sales-tax estimates, and the address-level caveat for property and sales tax.
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1555
Cities Covered
51
States + DC
54
Very Low Burden
224
Very High Burden
Alabama(7 cities)
Alaska(3 cities)
Arizona(10 cities)
Arkansas(4 cities)
California(20 cities)
Los Angeles
Very HighSan Diego
Very HighSan Jose
Very HighSan Francisco
Very HighFresno
Very HighColorado(8 cities)
Denver
ModerateColorado Springs
ModerateAurora
ModerateFort Collins
ModerateLakewood
ModerateConnecticut(5 cities)
Delaware(3 cities)
District of Columbia(1 city)
Florida(16 cities)
Jacksonville
Very LowMiami
ModerateTampa
LowOrlando
Very LowSt. Petersburg
Very LowGeorgia(8 cities)
Hawaii(3 cities)
Idaho(5 cities)
Illinois(9 cities)
Chicago
Very HighAurora
HighJoliet
HighNaperville
Very HighRockford
HighIndiana(6 cities)
Indianapolis
LowFort Wayne
LowEvansville
Very LowSouth Bend
Very LowCarmel
HighIowa(6 cities)
Kansas(6 cities)
Wichita
ModerateOverland Park
HighKansas City
ModerateOlathe
HighTopeka
ModerateKentucky(5 cities)
Louisiana(5 cities)
Maine(3 cities)
Maryland(7 cities)
Baltimore
ModerateColumbia
Very HighGermantown
Very HighSilver Spring
Very HighFrederick
Very HighMassachusetts(7 cities)
Boston
Very HighWorcester
HighSpringfield
ModerateCambridge
Very HighLowell
HighMichigan(7 cities)
Detroit
LowGrand Rapids
ModerateWarren
LowSterling Heights
ModerateAnn Arbor
Very HighMinnesota(6 cities)
Minneapolis
Very HighSt. Paul
HighRochester
HighDuluth
HighBloomington
HighMississippi(3 cities)
Missouri(6 cities)
Kansas City
ModerateSt. Louis
ModerateSpringfield
LowColumbia
LowIndependence
LowMontana(4 cities)
Nebraska(5 cities)
Nevada(6 cities)
Las Vegas
Very LowHenderson
Very LowReno
LowNorth Las Vegas
Very LowSparks
Very LowNew Hampshire(3 cities)
New Jersey(8 cities)
Newark
Very HighJersey City
Very HighPaterson
Very HighElizabeth
Very HighEdison
Very HighNew Mexico(5 cities)
New York(7 cities)
New York City
Very HighBuffalo
Very HighYonkers
Very HighRochester
Very HighSyracuse
Very HighNorth Carolina(11 cities)
Charlotte
ModerateRaleigh
ModerateGreensboro
LowDurham
ModerateWinston-Salem
LowNorth Dakota(3 cities)
Ohio(9 cities)
Columbus
HighCleveland
ModerateCincinnati
ModerateToledo
LowAkron
LowOklahoma(6 cities)
Oklahoma City
LowTulsa
LowNorman
LowBroken Arrow
ModerateEdmond
ModerateOregon(7 cities)
Pennsylvania(10 cities)
Philadelphia
HighPittsburgh
HighAllentown
ModerateReading
ModerateErie
LowRhode Island(3 cities)
South Carolina(7 cities)
Charleston
ModerateColumbia
LowNorth Charleston
ModerateRock Hill
LowGreenville
LowSouth Dakota(3 cities)
Tennessee(8 cities)
Nashville
LowMemphis
Very LowKnoxville
Very LowChattanooga
Very LowClarksville
Very LowTexas(30 cities)
Houston
ModerateSan Antonio
LowDallas
ModerateAustin
Very HighFort Worth
ModerateUtah(8 cities)
Salt Lake City
ModerateWest Valley City
ModerateWest Jordan
ModerateProvo
LowOrem
LowVermont(3 cities)
Virginia(12 cities)
Virginia Beach
ModerateChesapeake
ModerateArlington
Very HighNorfolk
LowRichmond
ModerateWashington(13 cities)
Seattle
HighSpokane
LowTacoma
ModerateVancouver
ModerateBellevue
Very HighWest Virginia(3 cities)
Wisconsin(9 cities)
Milwaukee
ModerateMadison
Very HighGreen Bay
HighKenosha
HighRacine
ModerateWyoming(3 cities)
Understanding City-Level Tax Rates
Tax rates can vary dramatically from city to city, even within the same state. While state income tax rates get the most attention, property taxes, sales taxes, and local income taxes often have a bigger impact on your wallet. A city with no income tax may compensate with high property taxes, and vice versa.
Property taxes are typically the largest local tax for homeowners. Rates range from under 0.3% in Hawaii to over 2% in states like New Jersey, Illinois, and Texas. Even within a state, rates can vary by county and municipality based on local budgets and assessment practices.
Sales taxes combine state and local rates. Some cities add significant local surcharges on top of the state rate. For example, Chicago has a combined rate of 10.25%, while Portland, Oregon has no sales tax at all. Five states (Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire, Oregon) have no state sales tax.
Local income taxes are less common but can be substantial. Cities like New York City (up to 3.876%), Philadelphia (3.75%), and Detroit (2.4%) impose their own income taxes on residents. Some cities also tax non-residents who work within city limits. Use our city-specific calculators above to see the full picture for any city.
Sources, Review Date, and Limits
Reviewed May 26, 2026. City pages use LevyIO city-profile data, IRS federal tax context, state revenue-agency references, Census household and housing context, and local/property/sales-tax caveats. They are planning estimates, not official tax bills or filing advice.
- IRS forms and instructions for federal tax context.
- U.S. Census Bureau ACS for household and housing context.
- LevyIO methodology for calculator assumptions, source limits, and correction policy.
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