Jurisdiction coverage — 2026
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- Withholding implemented
- No state income tax
- Not yet available
Rule detailNew York
Tables
| Table | Kind | Value | Source | Read on |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| standardDeduction | SINGLE: $7,400 · MARRIED: $7,950 | NFC-26-1772477134, New York State Income Tax Withholding | 2026-07-18 | |
| perAllowance | $1,000 per unit | NFC-26-1772477134, New York State Income Tax Withholding | 2026-07-18 | |
| rates | 10 brackets × 2 filing status(es) | NFC-26-1772477134, New York State Income Tax Withholding | 2026-07-18 | |
| flatThreshold1 | SINGLE: $1,077,549.99 · MARRIED: $2,155,349.99 | NFC-26-1772477134, New York State Income Tax Withholding | 2026-07-18 | |
| flatThreshold2 | $4,999,999.99 | NFC-26-1772477134, New York State Income Tax Withholding | 2026-07-18 | |
| flatThreshold3 | $24,999,999.99 | NFC-26-1772477134, New York State Income Tax Withholding | 2026-07-18 |
Pre-tax treatment
Notes & caveats
- New York City resident withholding is calculated separately when selected. Yonkers remains unsupported because no independent NFC formula was available for the required two-source verification.
- Above $1,077,549.99 of taxable income New York applies a FLAT rate to the entire amount rather than a marginal rate, which creates a large discontinuity in net pay at that threshold.
- The marginal rates are not monotonically increasing. New York uses recapture brackets that claw back lower-bracket benefits, so the validator warnings are expected.
- Boundary-source disagreement: NYS-50-T-NYS says the single recapture rows start 'at least' $157,650 and $265,400, producing $9,673 and $19,091 at those exact taxable amounts. NFC says the preceding rows run 'but not over' those amounts, producing $9,671 and $19,089. The state table controls here, and needsVerification remains set as required when sources disagree.