Nebraska Paycheck Calculator

Four brackets from 2.46% to 6.84% with a $6,300 standard deduction.

Graduated 2.46%–6.84%

Nebraska has four income tax brackets from 2.46% to 6.84%, with a standard deduction. The state has been reducing its top rate in recent years.

4 tax brackets: 2.46%–6.84% Standard deduction: $6,300 (single) Top rate above $29,590 (single) Social Security exemption expanding

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Nebraska Paycheck FAQ

Common questions about paychecks and taxes in Nebraska

What is the Nebraska state income tax rate?

Nebraska has four income tax brackets: 2.46% on the first $3,060 (single), 3.51% up to $18,370, 5.01% up to $29,590, and 6.84% on income over $29,590. A $6,300 standard deduction applies.

Is Nebraska lowering its income tax?

Nebraska has been phasing in rate reductions for its top income tax bracket over the past several years.

How does Nebraska's top rate compare to its neighbors?

Nebraska's 6.84% top rate is higher than Iowa (3.8%), South Dakota (0%), Wyoming (0%), Kansas (5.2%), and Colorado (4.4%). Only Missouri's 6% comes close among border states.

Does Nebraska tax Social Security?

Nebraska has been phasing out its tax on Social Security benefits and aims to fully exempt them from state taxation.

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