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How Paychecks of the Lower Middle Class Would Look in Each State If Trump Ended Federal Income Tax

T. Woods

11 min read

Throughout his 2024 presidential campaign, Donald Trump mused that he might abolish the federal income tax in the United States and replace that federal cash flow with income generated by tariffs.

While there could be a number of benefits for many Americans if federal income taxes ended, it remains to be seen whether Trump’s tariffs could be successful enough to facilitate such a radical change to America’s tax structure.

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Still, if Trump were able to pull this off, one of the many changes Americans would experience would be higher paychecks. It’s an idea that GOBankingRates has explored regarding the paychecks of the upper-middle class, as well as the median paycheck in each and every state.

Here, GOBankingRates analyzes how paychecks for the lower-middle class would be impacted in each state if President Trump were to abolish the federal income tax.

  • Median income: $55,135

  • Average bi-weekly paycheck with federal income tax: $1,681

    • Tax burden: 20.7%

  • Bi-weekly paycheck without federal income tax: $2,022

    • Tax burden: 4.7%

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Anfisa Tukane / Getty Images/iStockphoto
  • Median income: $79,409

  • Average bi-weekly paycheck with federal income tax: $2,462

    • Tax burden: 19.4%

  • Bi-weekly paycheck without federal income tax: $3,054

    • Tax burden: 0.0%

Also See: 4 Mistakes the Upper Middle Class Is Making With Money in the Trump Economy

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DenisTangneyJr / Getty Images/iStockphoto
  • Median income: $68,330

  • Average bi-weekly paycheck with federal income tax: $2,111

    • Tax burden: 19.7%

  • Bi-weekly paycheck without federal income tax: $2,576

    • Tax burden: 2.0%

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RoschetzkyIstockPhoto / Getty Images/iStockphoto
  • Median income: $52,242

  • Average bi-weekly paycheck with federal income tax: $1,611

    • Tax burden: 19.8%

  • Bi-weekly paycheck without federal income tax: $1,930

    • Tax burden: 4.0%

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stellalevi / Getty Images
  • Median income: $85,630

  • Average bi-weekly paycheck with federal income tax: $2,472

    • Tax burden: 24.9%

  • Bi-weekly paycheck without federal income tax: $3,135

    • Tax burden: 4.8%

  • Median income: $82,195

  • Average bi-weekly paycheck with federal income tax: $2,424

    • Tax burden: 23.3%

  • Bi-weekly paycheck without federal income tax: $3,048

    • Tax burden: 3.6%

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  • Median income: $83,342

  • Average bi-weekly paycheck with federal income tax: $2,454

    • Tax burden: 23.5%

  • Bi-weekly paycheck without federal income tax: $3,091

    • Tax burden: 3.6%