New York Income Tax Calculator 2025 โ€” State + NYC Tax

Calculate your 2025 New York state income tax plus NYC city income tax. See combined NY+NYC rate for all filing statuses.

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New York State Tax Bracket Breakdown

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Full Tax Summary

How to Use This New York Income Tax Calculator

Enter your annual gross income and select your filing status. Toggle whether you are an NYC resident to include the city income tax on top of NY state tax. The 2025 NY standard deduction ($8,000 single) is applied automatically.

Note: This calculates state and city income tax only. Federal income tax is calculated separately.

The Formula

NY Taxable Income = Gross Income โˆ’ NY Standard Deduction ($8,000 single)
NY State Tax = Sum of (income in each NY bracket ร— NY rate)
NYC Tax = NY Taxable Income ร— NYC rate (3.078% to 3.876% based on income)
Combined NY Tax = NY State Tax + NYC Tax

Example

David, Single NYC resident, $100,000 salary in 2025:
NY taxable income: $100,000 โˆ’ $8,000 = $92,000
NY state tax: $8,500ร—4% + $3,200ร—4.5% + $2,200ร—5.25% + $78,100ร—5.85% = $340 + $144 + $116 + $4,569 = $5,169
NYC tax: ~$92,000 ร— 3.876% (upper tier) โ‰ˆ $3,566
Total NY+NYC: $8,735 | Combined effective rate: 8.74%
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NY vs NJ Tax Comparison

Compare New York and New Jersey total tax burden side by side

Compare living in New York City vs commuting from New Jersey at your current income.

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Cost of living in NYC vs upstate New York โ€” NYC adds city tax but no state surcharge.

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Your complete federal + state + city tax picture as an NYC resident.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the New York state income tax brackets for 2025?
New York 2025 brackets (single): 4% on income up to $8,500; 4.5% up to $11,700; 5.25% up to $13,900; 5.85% up to $80,650; 6.25% up to $215,400; 6.85% up to $1,077,550; 9.65% up to $5,000,000; 10.3% up to $25,000,000; and 10.9% on income above $25,000,000.
How much is New York City income tax?
NYC residents pay an additional city income tax on top of NY state tax. NYC rates for 2025: 3.078% on income up to $12,000; 3.762% up to $25,000; 3.819% up to $50,000; and 3.876% on income above $50,000. This makes NYC one of the highest-taxed cities in the US.
Do I pay NYC tax if I work in the city but live in New Jersey?
No. NYC income tax only applies to NYC residents (those who live in the five boroughs). If you live in New Jersey or another state but commute to work in NYC, you pay NY state income tax on your NY-source income, but not NYC city tax. You may also owe tax to your home state.
How does New York compare to New Jersey for taxes?
NJ has top state rate of 10.75% vs NY's 10.9%, but NJ lacks a major city income tax equivalent to NYC's 3.876%. For many incomes, living in NJ and commuting to NYC results in lower overall taxes than being an NYC resident, especially for high earners who avoid the city tax.
What is the New York standard deduction?
New York's standard deduction for 2025 is $8,000 for single filers and $16,050 for married filing jointly. These are lower than the federal standard deduction, so more income is exposed to NY state tax. You can also claim NY itemized deductions separate from federal itemized deductions.