Accounting and tax help in all 50 states
We're a fully online firm, so where your business sits matters less than which states it owes. We file federal returns plus state income, franchise, sales tax and payroll filings in every state where your business has an obligation.
What applies in your state?
Pick a state for the basics. We map the full picture on a free call.
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- State income tax on wages
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- Statewide sales tax
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Tap any state to see whether it taxes wages, whether it has a statewide sales tax and any business tax worth knowing about.
Map my state filingsNo state income tax on wages: Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington and Wyoming. No statewide sales tax: Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire and Oregon. Businesses in all of them still deal with payroll, annual reports and, in some states, gross receipts or franchise taxes.
Which states tax wages, and which have sales tax?
All 50 states and DC at a glance. Local taxes, rates and thresholds vary, so we check yours on the first call.
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| State | Income tax on wages | Statewide sales tax | What to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Alaska | No | No | No state income tax on wages and no statewide sales tax, though many Alaska towns collect their own sales tax. |
| Arizona | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Arkansas | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| California | Yes | Yes | California LLCs and S-Corps pay at least $800 a year, and S-Corps pay 1.5% of net income. |
| Colorado | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Connecticut | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Delaware | Yes | No | No sales tax, but businesses pay a gross receipts tax. Delaware corporations and LLCs owe yearly franchise tax. |
| District of Columbia | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Florida | No | Yes | No personal income tax. C-Corps still file a Florida corporate income tax return. |
| Georgia | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Hawaii | Yes | Yes | Hawaii charges a general excise tax on business gross receipts instead of a classic sales tax. |
| Idaho | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Illinois | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Indiana | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Iowa | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Kansas | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Kentucky | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Louisiana | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Maine | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Maryland | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Massachusetts | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Michigan | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Minnesota | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Mississippi | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Missouri | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Montana | Yes | No | No general statewide sales tax, though some resort areas charge a local resort tax. |
| Nebraska | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Nevada | No | Yes | No income tax on wages. Larger businesses may owe the Commerce Tax. |
| New Hampshire | No | No | No tax on wages and no general sales tax. Businesses may owe the Business Profits Tax and Business Enterprise Tax. |
| New Jersey | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| New Mexico | Yes | Yes | New Mexico charges a gross receipts tax on businesses instead of a classic sales tax. |
| New York | Yes | Yes | New York City runs its own business taxes and doesn't recognize the S election for its corporate tax. |
| North Carolina | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| North Dakota | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Ohio | Yes | Yes | Ohio taxes business gross receipts through the Commercial Activity Tax. |
| Oklahoma | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Oregon | Yes | No | No sales tax. Larger businesses may owe the Corporate Activity Tax. |
| Pennsylvania | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Rhode Island | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| South Carolina | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| South Dakota | No | Yes | No state income tax on wages. |
| Tennessee | No | Yes | No tax on wages. Most businesses owe Tennessee franchise and excise tax. |
| Texas | No | Yes | No personal income tax. LLCs and corporations file a franchise tax report every year. |
| Utah | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Vermont | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Virginia | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Washington | No | Yes | No income tax on wages. Businesses pay the Business and Occupation tax on gross receipts. |
| West Virginia | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Wisconsin | Yes | Yes | Standard payroll, income and sales tax filings. |
| Wyoming | No | Yes | No state income tax on wages. |
Sources: state revenue departments, checked October 2026. No state income tax on wages: Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington and Wyoming. No statewide sales tax: Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire and Oregon.
What do we file at the state level?
Every state has its own mix. We check each one your business touches.
Income and franchise tax
Business and personal returns, plus franchise and gross receipts taxes.
Sales tax
Permits and returns wherever you have nexus.
Payroll
Withholding and unemployment wherever your people work.
Annual reports
The yearly filings that keep your entity in good standing.
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Do you have an office I can visit?
No. We're fully online. Meetings happen by video and phone, and documents go through a secure client portal.
Can an online firm really handle my state?
Yes. State filings are done online in nearly every state now. What matters is knowing each state's rules and deadlines, which is the part we check for every client.
My business sells or hires in several states. Is that a problem?
Not for us. We map which states you owe in for sales tax, payroll and income or franchise tax, then file in each one.
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