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Maine Income Tax 2026

Maine has a graduated income tax for 2026. The standard deduction is $15,300 (single) / $30,600 (married filing jointly). Maine taxes wage income with a graduated 3-bracket schedule for TY2026 (inflation-adjusted by Maine Revenue Services): 5.8%, 6.75%, 7.15%. Brackets are on Maine taxable income. Standard deduction TY2026: Single/MFS $15,300; MFJ $30,600; HoH $22,950. Personal exemption $5,300 per taxpayer (and spouse if MFJ); both standard deduction and personal exemption phase out at higher incomes. NO local/city income taxes in Maine. Social Security benefits are fully exempt from Maine income tax. Up to $45,864 (TY2025 figure, indexed) of eligible pension/retirement income may be deducted (reduced by SS benefits received). HoH brackets: <$41,100 at 5.8%, $41,100-$97,300 at 6.75%, $97,300+ at 7.15%. Verified against Maine Revenue Services 2026 rate schedule and Thomson Reuters announcement.

Maine tax brackets (single, 2026)

Taxable incomeRate
$0 - $27,4005.80%
$27,400 - $64,8506.75%
$64,850+7.15%

Tax on common incomes in Maine (2026, single)

IncomeState taxTake-home
$20,000$273$17,807
$25,000$563$21,635
$30,000$853$25,432
$35,000$1,143$29,160
$40,000$1,433$32,887
$45,000$1,744$36,593
$50,000$2,082$40,273
$55,000$2,419$43,953
$60,000$2,757$47,633
$65,000$3,094$51,313
Full Maine take-home pay by salary
Income tax in other states

2026 figures. Source: Maine Department of Revenue + Tax Foundation. Not tax advice.