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Capital Gains Tax by State

Every state sets its own rate; the federal floor never moves.

Every state sets its own bite on investment property gains, but the federal floor never moves: 20% long-term capital gains plus, for higher earners, the 3.8% net investment income tax. Add your state's rate on top and you get the ceiling a 1031 exchange can defer. Find your state below for the specific number.

StateState rateCombined (LT)
Alabama5.00%up to 28.8%
Alaska0.00%up to 23.8%
Arizona2.50%up to 26.3%
Arkansas4.40%up to 28.2%
California13.30%up to 37.1%
Colorado4.40%up to 28.2%
Connecticut6.99%up to 30.8%
Delaware6.60%up to 30.4%
District of Columbia10.75%up to 34.5%
Florida0.00%up to 23.8%
Georgia5.39%up to 29.2%
Hawaii11.00%up to 34.8%
Idaho5.80%up to 29.6%
Illinois4.95%up to 28.8%
Indiana3.05%up to 26.9%
Iowa5.70%up to 29.5%
Kansas5.70%up to 29.5%
Kentucky4.00%up to 27.8%
Louisiana4.25%up to 28.1%
Maine7.15%up to 31.0%
Maryland5.75%up to 29.6%
Massachusetts9.00%up to 32.8%
Michigan4.25%up to 28.1%
Minnesota9.85%up to 33.6%
Mississippi4.70%up to 28.5%
Missouri4.80%up to 28.6%
Montana5.90%up to 29.7%
Nebraska5.84%up to 29.6%
Nevada0.00%up to 23.8%
New Hampshire0.00%up to 23.8%
New Jersey10.75%up to 34.5%
New Mexico5.90%up to 29.7%
New York10.90%up to 34.7%
North Carolina4.50%up to 28.3%
North Dakota2.50%up to 26.3%
Ohio3.50%up to 27.3%
Oklahoma4.75%up to 28.6%
Oregon9.90%up to 33.7%
Pennsylvania3.07%up to 26.9%
Rhode Island5.99%up to 29.8%
South Carolina6.40%up to 30.2%
South Dakota0.00%up to 23.8%
Tennessee0.00%up to 23.8%
Texas0.00%up to 23.8%
Utah4.65%up to 28.5%
Vermont8.75%up to 32.5%
Virginia5.75%up to 29.6%
Washington0.00%up to 23.8%
West Virginia5.12%up to 28.9%
Wisconsin7.65%up to 31.5%
Wyoming0.00%up to 23.8%