Kansas Income Tax Calculator 2026

Kansas has a 5.7% top rate state income tax for 2026. Kansas has progressive income tax with a top rate of 5.7% on income over $30,000 (single). Kansas recently restructured its brackets. Kansas allows a deduction for Social Security income for qualifying residents. The state income tax is calculated separately from federal income tax and is paid through payroll withholding or quarterly estimated payments.

Kansas has its own state standard deduction separate from the federal standard deduction ($15,750 single, $31,500 MFJ in 2026). For precise Kansas state deduction amounts, consult the Kansas Department of Revenue or a state tax professional.

Kansas's 5.7% top rate state income tax can be compared to other states using our state tax calculator above. The U.S. average top marginal state income tax rate is approximately 5-6%. Nine states have no income tax at all (Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, Wyoming), while California has the highest at 13.3%.

Kansas offers state tax credits and deductions that may reduce your state tax liability. Common state credits include earned income credits, child tax credits, and credits for the elderly. Consult the Kansas Department of Revenue website or a licensed tax professional for credits specific to your situation and income level.

Use the calculator above. Enter your income and KS is pre-selected as your state. The calculator computes your 2026 federal income tax using the One Big Beautiful Bill Act brackets (10%-37%), adds your estimated Kansas state income tax (5.7% top rate simplified), and displays your total tax burden, combined effective rate, and annual take-home pay. All calculations happen instantly in your browser.