Gig Worker Taxes by State: Complete State-by-State Guide
State tax requirements for gig workers vary significantly across the United States. Some states have no income tax, while others have rates exceeding 10%. Understanding your state's specific tax obligations is crucial for accurate tax planning and compliance.
This hub provides access to detailed, state-specific tax guides for gig workers in all 50 states. Each guide covers state income tax rates, filing requirements, available deductions, and quarterly payment obligations.
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All States
Select your state to view specific tax information:
Key State Tax Considerations for Gig Workers
State Income Tax Rates
State income tax rates range from 0% (no income tax states) to over 13% in California. Your state tax burden significantly impacts your total tax liability.
State-Specific Deductions
Some states offer additional deductions or credits for self-employed individuals beyond federal deductions. Check your state guide for details.
Quarterly Estimated Payments
Most states require quarterly estimated tax payments if you expect to owe a certain amount. Deadlines often align with federal deadlines but may vary.
Multi-State Workers
If you work in multiple states, you may need to file returns in each state where you earned income. Consult a tax professional for multi-state situations.
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Select your state from the list above to access detailed information about state income tax rates, filing requirements, available deductions, and quarterly payment obligations specific to gig workers in your location.