United States

North Dakota: what the state takes

North Dakota charges its own income tax on top of federal tax. Here is the rate, the return, the date and where the official rules live.

Agency page last read 11 September 2026.

A state map on a desk beside a stack of tax forms

State rate

Banded

2025 North Dakota bands on federal taxable income, nothing due on the first 48,475 single or 80,975 joint

Resident return

Form ND-1

North Dakota Office of State Tax Commissioner

Due

15 April, following the federal deadline

Weekends and holidays can push it on

Try a figure

Yearly income

How you file

North Dakota tax

$517

Top state rate you touch

1.95%

  • Kept before federal tax$60,631
  • Federal income tax$13,852
  • North Dakota tax$517
Two bills, not one. Federal is the same wherever you live, state is not.

Band by band

State deduction taken off first: $0. Taxed amount: $75,000.

  • $0 to $48,475 at %$0
  • $48,475 to $244,825 at 1.95%$517

Filing in North Dakota

Who collects it
North Dakota Office of State Tax Commissioner
Return
Form ND-1
Deadline
Usually 15 April, following the federal deadline
North Dakota Office of State Tax Commissioner

Federal comes on top

Whatever your state does, the IRS wants Form 1040 by 15 April, plus Social Security and Medicare through your wages or self employment tax. State tax paid can sometimes be deducted federally if you itemise, within a yearly cap.