¿Tiene Hawái impuesto estatal sobre la renta?

Sí. Hawái tiene un impuesto estatal con una tasa máxima del 11.0%.

¿Cuánto es el impuesto de Hawái sobre un salario de $100,000?

En un salario de $100,000 en Hawái, el impuesto estatal es aproximadamente $6,157. Tu sueldo neto total estimado es $73,023/año.

¿Qué otros impuestos tiene Hawái?

Hawaii's General Excise Tax (GET) is technically a 4% tax on businesses (4.5% on Oahu with the Honolulu County surcharge), but every business passes it through to consumers — and unlike a normal sales tax, the GET hits services too: rent, healthcare, your dentist, your accountant. Property tax averages just 0.27% effective — the lowest in the nation. Hawaii retains its own estate tax with a $5.49M exemption.

¿Cómo se compara Hawái con otros estados en impuestos?

La tasa máxima de Hawái del 11.0% es alta — por encima de la mediana nacional para impuestos estatales.

What is Hawaii's income tax rate in 2026?

Twelve brackets, running 1.4% to 11%. The 11% top rate kicks in at $200,000 single / $400,000 MFJ. Most professionals at $80K–$150K pay an effective rate around 7.5%–8.0% — not the headline 11%. Act 46 SLH 2024 (HB 2404) is phasing standard deductions up and inflation-indexing brackets through 2031, which gradually reduces effective rates for most filers across the next five years.

What is Hawaii's GET and how does it actually affect me?

The General Excise Tax is Hawaii's substitute for a sales tax — 4% statewide, plus 0.5% Honolulu County surcharge for a 4.5% combined rate on Oahu. The wrinkle: GET applies to nearly every transaction, including services. Your rent has GET baked in. Your visit to the dentist has GET baked in. Your massage therapist's bill has GET baked in. Most mainland sales taxes exempt services entirely; Hawaii's GET doesn't, which makes the effective consumption-tax burden on residents materially higher than the headline 4.5%.

Is Hawaii actually retirement-friendly?

For the right kind of retiree, yes. Public pensions (federal, state, county — including military retirement and federal civil service pensions) are fully exempt from Hawaii state tax. Social Security is fully exempt. Property tax at 0.27% effective is the lowest in the country, which is huge for paid-off homeowners. The retirement story breaks down only if you have large private pension or 401(k) income, which Hawaii taxes at the standard progressive rates.

Guía Fiscal Estatal

Guía de Impuesto Estatal de Hawái (2026)

Hawaii has 12 income tax brackets — the most of any US state — running from 1.4% to 11%. The 11% top sounds aggressive until you find out the property tax is the lowest in the country.

Tasa Máxima Estatal

11.0%

Sueldo Neto con $100k

$73,023

/año (soltero)

Impuesto Estatal sobre $100k

$6,157

declarante soltero

Tramos del Impuesto Estatal de Hawái (2026)

Tasa Marginal	Ingreso Imponible (Soltero)
1.4%	$0→$2,400
3.2%	$2,400→$4,800
5.5%	$4,800→$9,600
6.4%	$9,600→$14,400
6.8%	$14,400→$19,200
7.2%	$19,200→$24,000
7.6%	$24,000→$36,000
7.9%	$36,000→$48,000
8.25%	$48,000→$150,000
9%	$150,000→$175,000
10%	$175,000→$200,000
11%	$200,000→All income above $200,000

Cada tasa aplica solo al ingreso dentro de ese tramo. Tu tasa efectiva es el promedio entre todos los tramos — mucho más baja que tu tasa marginal máxima.

Deducción estándar: $4,400 soltero / $8,800 casado declarando conjuntamente

Los tramos reflejan los últimos cronogramas publicados. Algunos estados ajustan los umbrales anualmente por inflación — los importes específicos para 2026 pueden cambiar ligeramente. Verifique con el departamento de impuestos estatal antes de presentar.

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