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State Tax · PA · 2025

Pennsylvania Income Tax Calculator

Pennsylvania uses a flat 3.07% income tax rate for 2025. Enter your income and filing status to compute your state tax liability.

Based on 2025 Pennsylvania income tax rates (Pennsylvania Department of Revenue). Informational only — not professional tax advice.
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Wages, salary, or other ordinary income

Informational only — not professional tax advice.

Enter your income to see your Pennsylvania state income tax breakdown — bracket by bracket with marginal and effective rates.

Methodology

How Pennsylvania income tax is calculated

Pennsylvania applies a single flat rate of 3.07% to all taxable income. The standard deduction for Pennsylvania single filers is not applicable. Taxable income equals gross income minus your deduction (standard or itemized).

Formula

Taxable income  =  Gross income − Deduction
Pennsylvania tax     =  Taxable income × 3.07%

Tax year scope

This calculator uses 2025 tax year rates as published by the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue.

Marginal vs. effective rate

Because Pennsylvania uses a flat rate, your marginal and effective state income tax rates are the same percentage (3.07%). Your effective rate as a share of gross income will be lower because the deduction reduces taxable income before the rate is applied.

Limitations

  • Covers state income tax only — federal income tax is separate.
  • Does not account for tax credits, phase-outs, or alternative minimum tax provisions.
  • Local income taxes (where applicable) are not modeled.

Last reviewed: January 2025. Rates reviewed annually after Pennsylvania Department of Revenue publishes updated tables.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Pennsylvania income tax rate for 2025?

Pennsylvania uses a flat income tax rate of 3.07% on all taxable income in 2025. A flat rate means everyone pays the same percentage of their taxable income regardless of how much they earn.

What is the difference between marginal and effective tax rate?

For flat-rate states like Pennsylvania, your marginal rate and effective rate are the same percentage — both equal the flat rate (3.07%). However, the effective rate as a share of your gross income will be lower than 3.07% because your deduction reduces taxable income before the rate is applied.

Does this calculator include federal income taxes?

No — this calculator covers Pennsylvania state income tax only. You still owe federal income tax separately. Use the CiteTax Federal Income Tax Calculator to compute your federal liability.

When is the Pennsylvania state income tax return due?

Pennsylvania state individual income tax returns are generally due April 15 of the following year, matching the federal deadline. Extensions may be available. Verify the current deadline at the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue.

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