Maine Income Tax
Maine uses progressive income tax brackets. Each rate applies only to income within that range, similar to the federal system.
Why It Matters
Understanding Maine's income tax structure helps you accurately estimate take-home pay, compare compensation across states, and plan for your total tax burden.
Try the calculator
Open Maine Income Tax Calculator →How It Works
The calculator computes both your federal and Maine state income tax to show your combined tax burden. Enter your taxable income to see the breakdown.
Example
Single filer • $100,000 taxable income • 2026
Federal
$16,712
16.71%
Maine
$6,630
6.63%
Combined
$23,342
23.34%
Resources
Maine 2026 Individual Income Tax Rate Schedule
Official Maine Revenue Services 2026 individual income tax rate schedule with inflation-adjusted bracket thresholds.
Source: Maine Revenue Services
Maine Tax Authority
Official Maine state tax information, forms, and filing resources.
Source: Maine Department of Revenue
Frequently Asked Questions
How do Maine's tax brackets work?
Maine uses 3 progressive brackets similar to the federal system. Each rate applies only to income within that bracket range, so your effective rate is always lower than your top marginal rate of 7.15%.
Is Maine's income tax in addition to federal tax?
Yes. You pay both federal income tax and Maine state income tax. This calculator shows your combined total tax burden from both.
What is Maine's top income tax rate?
Maine's top marginal income tax rate is 7.15%, which applies only to income in the highest bracket. Most earners pay a lower effective rate because earlier income is taxed at lower rates.
Key Terms
Last reviewed: 2026-07-14 • Applies to tax years: 2025, 2026