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Last updated: April 2026
Washington Income Tax
Washington has no state income tax. A capital gains tax of 7% applies to long-term capital gains over $262,000.
Washington State Income Tax: What You Need to Know
Washington has no state income tax. A capital gains tax of 7% applies to long-term capital gains over $262,000.
Living in a no-income-tax state gives you an immediate take-home pay advantage compared to workers in high-tax states. A worker earning $80,000 in Washington takes home approximately $6,000–$8,000 more per year than an equivalent worker in California or Oregon.
However, states without income taxes often offset revenue through higher property taxes, sales taxes, or fees. When comparing the overall tax burden between states, consider all taxes — not just income tax.