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Exit Tax by State

Exit Tax by State: compare 51 US states on 3 metrics.

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51 states · # = rank by Exit Tax Rate
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1New JerseyVariation10.8%New Jersey does not impose a separate exit tax; departing residents selling New Jersey real estate must generally prepay estimated state income tax at closing equal to the greater of 10.75% of taxable gain or 2% of the sale price, with the amount credited against their final N…
—CaliforniaVariation—No exit tax in law; past proposals (AB 2088, AB 259) were never enacted. Residency rules may still result in post-departure taxation of California-source or previously-earned income.
—TexasNo——
—FloridaNo——
—New YorkNo——
—PennsylvaniaNo—Pennsylvania does not have an official exit tax, but it does have a "deemed sale" provision that can result in a tax liability for some residents who move out of state.
—IllinoisNo——
—OhioNo——
—GeorgiaNo——
—North CarolinaNo——
—MichiganNo——
—VirginiaNo——
—WashingtonNo——
—ArizonaNo——
—TennesseeNo——
—MassachusettsNo——
—IndianaNo——
—MissouriNo——
—MarylandNo——
—ColoradoNo——
—WisconsinNo——
—MinnesotaNo——
—South CarolinaNo——
—AlabamaNo——
—KentuckyNo——
—LouisianaNo——
—OregonNo——
—OklahomaNo——
—ConnecticutNo——
—UtahNo——
—NevadaNo——
—IowaNo——
—ArkansasNo——
—KansasNo——
—MississippiNo——
—New MexicoNo——
—IdahoNo——
—NebraskaNo——
—West VirginiaNo——
—HawaiiNo——
—New HampshireNo——
—MaineNo——
—MontanaNo——
—Rhode IslandNo——
—DelawareNo——
—South DakotaNo——
—North DakotaNo——
—AlaskaNo——
—District of ColumbiaNo——
—VermontNo——
—WyomingNo——

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Where does this exit tax by state data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: California Exit Tax & Wealth Tax: What is it & How it Applies to You - Brotman Law; What You Should Know About the New Jersey “Exit Tax” - Vision Retirement; Pennsylvania Personal Income Tax Return Instructions (PA-40 IN) - Pennsylvania Department of Revenue.