Alabama Income Tax Calculator

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Total wages, salary, self-employment income, and other taxable income before any deductions.
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Your tax filing status for the 2025 Alabama Form 40.
Each dependent reduces Alabama taxable income by $1,000.
Choose the Alabama standard deduction (income-based) or enter your total Alabama itemized deductions.
Alabama is one of very few states that lets you deduct your federal income tax from Alabama adjusted gross income before computing state tax. This can significantly reduce your state tax.
If you know your exact federal income tax, enter it here. Leave at 0 to let the calculator estimate it based on your gross income.
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Social Security benefits are fully exempt from Alabama income tax. Enter the amount to exclude it from taxable income.
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Federal, state, and local government pensions, military retirement pay, and railroad retirement are fully exempt from Alabama income tax.
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Alabama state income taxAverage Alabama tax rate
$2,506.43

Estimated 2025 Alabama state income tax owed

Effective Alabama rate0.04%
Marginal Alabama rate0%
Alabama taxable income$50,929
Standard deduction applied$2,500
Total exemptions$1,500
Federal tax deduction$5,072
Estimated take-home pay$57,494
Taxable income$50,929
Federal deduction$5,072
Std deduction$2,500
Exemptions$1,500

You owe approximately $2,506 in Alabama state income tax - an effective rate of 4.18% on $60,000 gross income.

  • Your marginal Alabama rate is 5%, meaning each additional dollar of income is taxed at that rate.
  • Alabama's federal income tax deduction saves you approximately $254 in state tax by reducing your Alabama taxable income by $5072.
  • After Alabama state tax, your estimated take-home is $57,494 per year (federal tax and FICA not included here).
  • Social Security benefits and most government, military, and railroad pensions are fully exempt from Alabama income tax.

Next stepThis is a state-only estimate. To get your full picture, combine this with federal income tax and FICA (Social Security 6.2% + Medicare 1.45%) to see your total tax burden.

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