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Maryland county income tax rates, 2026

On $60,000, Maryland county income tax ranges from $1,201.50 (Worcester County) to $1,762.20 (Dorchester County) a year.

Single filer with $60,000 in wages; the county tax is a percentage of Maryland taxable income and depends only on where you live. The 2026 standard deduction used for that base is the withholding figure, because the return figure was not yet published.

Local income tax only. Our full Maryland take-home pay calculator is not published yet: at least one 2026 state value has only one source so far (see the methodology). The local taxes on these pages do not depend on it, except where a page says so.

All 24 Maryland counties and Baltimore City

Maryland local income tax by county
County2026 rateTax on $60,000
Allegany County3.2%$1,708.80
Anne Arundel CountyBrackets$1,449.96
Baltimore City3.2%$1,708.80
Baltimore County3.2%$1,708.80
Calvert County3.2%$1,708.80
Caroline County3.2%$1,708.80
Carroll County3.03%$1,618.02
Cecil County2.74%$1,463.16
Charles County3.03%$1,618.02
Dorchester County3.3%$1,762.20
Frederick CountyBy income level$1,580.64
Garrett County2.65%$1,415.10
Harford County3.06%$1,634.04
Howard County3.2%$1,708.80
Kent County3.3%$1,762.20
Montgomery County3.2%$1,708.80
Prince George's County3.2%$1,708.80
Queen Anne's County3.2%$1,708.80
Somerset County3.2%$1,708.80
St. Mary's County3.2%$1,708.80
Talbot County2.4%$1,281.60
Washington County2.95%$1,575.30
Wicomico County3.2%$1,708.80
Worcester County2.25%$1,201.50

Anne Arundel County uses tax brackets and Frederick County applies one rate chosen by income level; their pages show the schedules.

Source: Comptroller of Maryland — 2026 State and Local Income Tax Withholding Information (CPB memo, Attachment 1) and 2026 Payment Voucher Worksheet, checked October 11, 2026.