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Missouri taxes and pay, 2026

The numbers that decide what you keep in Missouri, and a calculator for each one. Updated November 15, 2026.

Missouri at a glance2026
State income tax2%–4.7%
State tax on a $60,000 salary$1,847
Local income taxesIn some cities or counties
Take-home pay on $60,000$48,543
Rank for take-home pay21st of 51
Minimum wage$15.00 an hour

Missouri calculators

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How Missouri taxes wages

Taxable income (single)Rate
$0 – $1,3480%
$1,348 – $2,6962%
$2,696 – $4,0442.5%
$4,044 – $5,3923%
$5,392 – $6,7403.5%
$6,740 – $8,0884%
$8,088 – $9,4364.5%
Over $9,4364.7%

Rules that change the math in Missouri

Missouri lets you deduct part of your federal income tax. The share depends on income: 35% up to $25,000, 25% up to $50,000, 15% up to $100,000, 5% up to $125,000, and nothing above that, capped at $5,000.

Take-home pay in Missouri by salary

SalaryTake-home / yearPer month
$40,000$33,408$2,784
$60,000$48,543$4,045
$80,000$62,349$5,196
$100,000$75,510$6,293
$150,000$107,678$8,973

Missouri and its neighbors

StateIncome taxTake-home on $60,000Minimum wage
Missouri2%–4.7%$48,543$15.00
Arkansas2%–3.7%$48,658$11.00
Iowa3.8%$48,762$7.25
Illinois4.95%$47,565$15.00
Kansas5.2%–5.58%$47,842$7.25
Kentucky3.5%$48,408$7.25
Nebraska2.46%–4.55%$48,540$15.00
Oklahoma2.5%–4.5%$48,236$7.25
Tennesseenone$50,390$7.25

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