Tax Guide

New York Tax Brackets 2026

Complete guide to federal, NY state, and NYC income tax rates for all filing statuses

Filing Status:
Federal Income Tax
IRS
Income RangeTax RateBase Tax
$0 - $12,40010.00%$0
$12,400 - $50,40012.00%$1,240
$50,400 - $105,70022.00%$5,800
$105,700 - $201,77524.00%$17,966
$201,775 - $256,22532.00%$41,024
$256,225 - $640,60035.00%$58,448
Over $640,60037.00%$192,979
NY State Income Tax
NY Tax Dept
Income RangeTax RateBase Tax
$0 - $8,5003.90%$0
$8,500 - $11,7004.40%$332
$11,700 - $13,9005.15%$472
$13,900 - $80,6505.40%$586
$80,650 - $215,4005.90%$4,190
$215,400 - $1,077,5506.85%$12,140
$1,077,550 - $5,000,00010.45%Flat rate
$5,000,000 - $25,000,00011.10%Flat rate
Over $25,000,00011.70%Flat rate
NYC Income Tax (NYC Residents Only)
NYC Finance
Income RangeTax RateBase Tax
$0 - $12,0003.08%$0
$12,000 - $25,0003.76%$369
$25,000 - $50,0003.82%$858
Over $50,0003.88%$1,813
Advertisement
Standard Deductions 2026IRS Source
Filing StatusFederalNY State
Single$16,100$8,000
Married Filing Jointly$32,200$16,050
Married Filing Separately$16,100$8,000
Head of Household$24,150$11,200
Important Notes

Tax Year: These rates are for the 2026 tax year (returns filed in 2027).

Base Tax: The amount of tax owed on income up to the bracket minimum. You pay this plus the bracket rate on income above the minimum.

Flat Rate Bands: New York's top brackets (over $1,077,550 for single filers) are flat: once your taxable income crosses the threshold, the entire amount is taxed at that rate (NYS "tax benefit recapture" rule).

NY 2026 rate cut: New York reduced its rates for income up to $215,400 (single) by 0.1 percentage points for 2026 (4%→3.9%, 4.5%→4.4%, 5.25%→5.15%, 5.5%→5.4%, 6%→5.9%), the first half of a 0.2-point cut fully phased in for 2027.

Yonkers Tax: Yonkers residents pay a 16.75% surcharge on their NY State tax liability instead of a separate bracket system.

Social Security Wage Base (2026): $184,500 - SSA Source

Tax rates and brackets are sourced from official IRS and NY State Department of Taxation and Finance publications. Always verify with official sources before making tax decisions.