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Calculate Your 2026 Vermont State Tax & Take-Home Pay
Calculate Your Vermont Take-Home Pay
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3.35%-8.75%
Standard Deduction
$6,850
Tax Type
Progressive
Vermont Income Tax Overview 2026
Vermont imposes a state income tax of 3.35%-8.75%. Progressive with high top rate. Your actual Vermont tax liability depends on your filing status, deductions, and taxable income.
In addition to Vermont state tax, all workers pay federal income tax (10%—7% progressive brackets) and FICA taxes (7.65% combined). Use our calculator above to see your complete tax breakdown.
State-Specific Tax Information
Vermont has a progressive state income tax system with four brackets, ranging from 3.35% to 8.75%. The Vermont Department of Taxes administers state taxes. The top rate of 8.75% is among the highest in New England and the nation.
Key Tax Features: Vermont offers a standard deduction of $6,850 for single filers. The state does not tax Social Security benefits for most retirees. Vermont conforms to many federal tax provisions but has its own rules for certain deductions.
Agricultural Economy: Vermont is famous for dairy farming (producing most of the nation's maple syrup), cheese, and artisanal products. The state has a strong tourism industry based on skiing (Killington, Stowe), fall foliage, and outdoor recreation. Burlington is a growing tech and education hub.
No Local Income Tax: Vermont does not impose local income taxes on wages. Local governments rely on property taxes and some local option taxes. The state sales tax rate is 6%.
Useful Resources
- Vermont Department of Taxes —Official tax agency
- Vermont Tax Forms —IN-111, IN-112 instructions
About Vermont
Vermont has one of the highest top marginal income tax rates in the country. The state is known for its dairy farming, maple syrup production, and outdoor tourism (skiing, fall foliage).
Frequently Asked Questions —Vermont Taxes
What is the Vermont state income tax rate for 2026?
Vermont has a state income tax rate of 3.35%-8.75%. Progressive with high top rate. Use our calculator above to see your exact Vermont state tax liability based on your income and filing status.
How much is take-home pay in Vermont?
Your Vermont take-home pay depends on federal tax, 3.35%-8.75% state tax, and FICA (7.65%). For a $60,000 salary in Vermont, estimated take-home is approximately $48,500—49,000 annually after all taxes.
Does Vermont have local income taxes?
No, Vermont does not impose local income taxes on wages. You only pay the state rate of 3.35%-8.75% plus federal taxes and FICA.
Sources & assumptions
Last reviewed: May 24, 2026. This page is a simplified planning guide for state take-home pay. It uses the state rate summary shown above plus federal income tax and FICA assumptions from NumBoxHub's main paycheck calculator.
What is included: Federal income tax, Social Security, Medicare, and the visible state income-tax assumption for this page.
What may be excluded: Local wage taxes, city payroll taxes, state-specific credits, itemized deductions, employer benefits, retirement contributions, and official payroll withholding table adjustments.
Primary references: IRS 2026 tax inflation adjustments, Social Security wage base updates, and the relevant state tax agency publications.