Tennessee |
none |
9.547% |
$560 for every $100,000 appraised value of the home |
none |
Idaho |
– 1% of taxable income up to $1,588 for single filers and up to $3,176 for joint filers.
– 6% of taxable income over $7,939 for single filers and over $15,878 for joint filers.
,The taxable income range mentioned is for 2021, as the figures for 2022 have not yet been made public.
|
6.02% |
$492 per $100,000 appraised home value |
none |
Arizona |
– 2.55% on taxable income up to $28,653 for single filers and up to $57,305 for joint filers.
– 2.98% on taxable income in excess of these amounts for single and joint taxpayers respectively.
|
8.37% |
$508 for every $100,000 appraised value of the home. |
none |
DC. |
4% on the first $10,000 of taxable income and 10.75% on the first million dollars. |
6% |
$552 for every $100,000 appraised value of the home. |
inheritance tax |
South Carolina |
3% (on taxable income from $3,200 to $16,039) to 6.5% (on taxable income over $16,039) |
7.44% |
$518 per $100,000 appraised home value |
none |
Nevada |
none |
8.23% |
$484 per $100,000 appraised home value |
none |
Wyoming |
none |
5.36% |
$545 per $100,000 appraised home value |
none |
colorado |
4.4% (fixed rate) |
7.77% |
$485 per $100,000 appraised home value |
none |
airy |
1.4% (on taxable income up to $2,400 for single filers; up to $4,800 for joint filers) to 11% (on taxable income over $200,000 for single filers; up to $400,000 for joint filers) On). |
4.44% |
$273 for every $100,000 of the home’s assessed value. |
inheritance tax |
Delaware |
2.2% (on taxable income up to $5,000 since 2001) to 6.6% (on taxable income over $60,000) |
0% |
$533 per $100,000 appraised home value |
none |