North Dakota Paycheck Calculator

North Dakota's top rate of 2.9% is lower than most states' starting bracket.

Graduated 1.1%–2.9%

North Dakota's graduated rates run from 1.1% to 2.9%, among the lowest in the country. With a standard deduction, most workers pay very little state income tax.

5 tax brackets: 1.1%–2.9% Standard deduction: $6,300 (single) Among lowest income tax rates nationally Revenue supported by oil and gas

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North Dakota

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North Dakota Paycheck FAQ

Common questions about paychecks and taxes in North Dakota

What is the North Dakota state income tax rate?

Five brackets from 1.1% on the first $37,450 (single) to 2.9% above $411,500. The $6,300 single-filer deduction means low earners pay almost nothing in state tax.

Is North Dakota a low-tax state?

Yes. North Dakota's top rate of 2.9% is one of the lowest in the nation. Combined with the standard deduction, most workers pay very modest state income tax.

How does North Dakota keep rates so low?

North Dakota's oil and gas extraction industry generates significant revenue, allowing the state to maintain very low income tax rates. The Bakken oil formation has been a major economic driver.

Is North Dakota considering eliminating its income tax?

North Dakota has considered proposals to eliminate or further reduce its income tax, though no elimination has been enacted.

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