S-corp election check · 2026 rules

The S election, state by state

The same one-owner business in every state: $120,000 of profit and a $60,000 salary, single filer, 22% bracket. Pick a state to open its guide or run it in the calculator.

Updated October 24, 202651 jurisdictions

State guides

Every state and DC, with the rules behind its number

Each guide explains the state and city rules behind its number, with worked examples and every source.

State guideA year, at $120,000 profit and a $60,000 salary
Alabama$3,158 lower
Alaska$3,025 lower
Arizona$3,205 lower
Arkansas$3,221 lower
California$2,349 lower
Colorado$2,303 lower
Connecticut$2,614 lower
Delaware$3,204 lower
Washington, DC$876 higher
Florida$3,181 lower
Georgia$3,125 lower
Hawaii$2,145 lower
Idaho$2,856 lower
Illinois$2,281 lower
Indiana$3,141 lower
Iowa$3,168 lower
Kansas$3,119 lower
Kentucky$3,069 lower
Louisiana$3,336 lower
Maine$2,785 lower
Maryland$3,154 lower
Massachusetts$2,379 lower
Michigan$3,136 lower
Minnesota$2,543 lower
Mississippi$3,177 lower
Missouri$3,160 lower
Montana$2,837 lower
Nebraska$3,244 lower
Nevada$2,256 lower
New Hampshire$2,595 lower
New Jersey$1,213 lower
New Mexico$3,008 lower
New York$2,431 lower
North Carolina$2,890 lower
North Dakota$2,952 lower
Ohio$3,125 lower
Oklahoma$3,027 lower
Oregon$2,481 lower
Pennsylvania$2,979 lower
Rhode Island$2,369 lower
South Carolina$3,193 lower
South Dakota$3,120 lower
Tennessee$2,973 lower
Texas$3,136 lower
Utah$3,336 lower
Vermont$2,723 lower
Virginia$3,172 lower
Washington$3,025 lower
West Virginia$3,125 lower
Wisconsin$2,984 lower
Wyoming$3,025 lower

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