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Top 10 States For Taxes In Retirement In United States 2023

By, Muhd. Faizan

Date - 14/09/2023

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Florida 

Florida is a popular retirement destination due to its warm weather, low taxes, and abundance of activities and attractions.

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Tennessee 

The state does not have an income tax, which can save retirees a significant amount of money.

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Nevada 

Nevada has no state income tax, so retirees do not have to pay taxes on their retirement income.

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Texas 

Texas is a great place to retire if you are looking for a state with no income tax and a low cost of living.

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New Hampshire

New Hampshire does not tax Social Security benefits, pension payments, or retirement savings withdrawals.

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South Dakota

South Dakota also has relatively low property taxes, which can save retirees a significant amount of money.

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Wyoming 

Wyoming is a great place to retire if you are looking for a state with a low cost of living, no income tax. 

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Alaska 

The state's sales tax rate is 7%, and the property tax rate varies depending on the county.

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Georgia  

Georgia does not tax Social Security benefits, which can save retirees a significant amount of money.

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Mississippi 

Mississippi does not tax retirement income, including Social Security benefits and pension payments.

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