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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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| 1 | New Jersey | Variation | 10.8% | 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… |
| — | California | Variation | — | 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. |
| — | Texas | No | — | — |
| — | Florida | No | — | — |
| — | New York | No | — | — |
| — | Pennsylvania | No | — | 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. |
| — | Illinois | No | — | — |
| — | Ohio | No | — | — |
| — | Georgia | No | — | — |
| — | North Carolina | No | — | — |
| — | Michigan | No | — | — |
| — | Virginia | No | — | — |
| — | Washington | No | — | — |
| — | Arizona | No | — | — |
| — | Tennessee | No | — | — |
| — | Massachusetts | No | — | — |
| — | Indiana | No | — | — |
| — | Missouri | No | — | — |
| — | Maryland | No | — | — |
| — | Colorado | No | — | — |
| — | Wisconsin | No | — | — |
| — | Minnesota | No | — | — |
| — | South Carolina | No | — | — |
| — | Alabama | No | — | — |
| — | Kentucky | No | — | — |
| — | Louisiana | No | — | — |
| — | Oregon | No | — | — |
| — | Oklahoma | No | — | — |
| — | Connecticut | No | — | — |
| — | Utah | No | — | — |
| — | Nevada | No | — | — |
| — | Iowa | No | — | — |
| — | Arkansas | No | — | — |
| — | Kansas | No | — | — |
| — | Mississippi | No | — | — |
| — | New Mexico | No | — | — |
| — | Idaho | No | — | — |
| — | Nebraska | No | — | — |
| — | West Virginia | No | — | — |
| — | Hawaii | No | — | — |
| — | New Hampshire | No | — | — |
| — | Maine | No | — | — |
| — | Montana | No | — | — |
| — | Rhode Island | No | — | — |
| — | Delaware | No | — | — |
| — | South Dakota | No | — | — |
| — | North Dakota | No | — | — |
| — | Alaska | No | — | — |
| — | No | — | — | |
| — | Vermont | No | — | — |
| — | Wyoming | No | — | — |
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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.

















































