State Taxes
State and local governments require that people file tax returns, just like the federal government. Each state has its own rules regarding income taxes, property taxes, and sales taxes, and we'll help you figure out your own state's tax rules and filing requirements.
A List of State Income Tax Rates
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How to Handle Sales Taxes When You Sell Across State Lines
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What to Know About Filing a Part-Year Resident Tax Return
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How Do Florida State Taxes Compare to the Rest of the Nation?
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Which States Have Reciprocal Tax Agreements?
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Requesting Additional Time to File a State Tax Return
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How Long Does Your State Have to Audit Your Tax Return?
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Find Out Which States Are the Most Tax-Friendly for Retirees
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Should You Charge Your Customers Out-of-State Sales Tax?
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Where You Pay State Income Tax if You Live in VA but Work in D.C.
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What Are the Best and Worst States for Property Taxes?
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Some States Tax Some Strange Things. Is Yours One of Them?
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All the U.S. Cities With an Income Tax
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What You Need to Know About California Personal Income Tax in 2018
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Which States Exempt Social Security?
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Get Tips for How to Report Rental Income and Expenses at Tax Time
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Prepare to Pay Hefty Taxes in California If You Live, Work, or Play There
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Tax Terms: Understanding the Flat Tax System