2025 Texas Tax Brackets & Rates

Texas does not levy a state income tax. Residents only pay federal income taxes. Below are the 2025 federal brackets that apply.

Texas State Income Tax

No State Income Tax

Texas is one of the states that does not impose a state income tax on residents. This can result in significant tax savings compared to states with income taxes. However, Texas may compensate with higher sales taxes (6.25%) or property taxes (1.68%).

2025 Federal Tax Brackets

In addition to no state income tax, TX residents also pay federal income tax at the following rates.

2025 Standard Deduction

Single

$15,000

Married Filing Jointly

$30,000

Head of Household

$22,500

Single Filers

RateTaxable Income
10%$0$11,925
12%$11,926$48,475
22%$48,476$103,350
24%$103,351$197,300
32%$197,301$250,525
35%$250,526$626,350
37%$626,351No limit

Married Filing Jointly

RateTaxable Income
10%$0$23,850
12%$23,851$96,950
22%$96,951$206,700
24%$206,701$394,600
32%$394,601$501,050
35%$501,051$751,600
37%$751,601No limit

Head of Household

RateTaxable Income
10%$0$17,000
12%$17,001$64,850
22%$64,851$103,350
24%$103,351$197,300
32%$197,301$250,500
35%$250,501$626,350
37%$626,351No limit

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