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Corporate income taxes are levied in 44 states with rates ranging from 2.5% in North Carolina to 11.5% in New Jersey. Of the total, 11 states have top rates at or below 5%, four have rates at or above 9%, and 29 states and the District of Columbia have single-rate corporate tax systems—the others applying graduated rates. Use our State Law Comparison Tool to compare state-to-state. Using the drop-down click on the Corporate Income Tax Rates topic in the Tax practice area.
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