529 tax deduction by state
Each state's deduction or credit for 529 contributions, and what yours saves at your income.
- AlabamaUp to $10,000
- ArizonaUp to $4,000
- ArkansasUp to $10,000
- CaliforniaNo deduction
- ColoradoUp to $39,200
- ConnecticutUp to $10,000
- DelawareUp to $2,000
- FloridaNo income tax
- GeorgiaUp to $8,000
- IdahoUp to $12,000
- IllinoisUp to $20,000
- IndianaCredit to $1500
- IowaUp to $6,100
- KansasUp to $6,000
- KentuckyNo deduction
- LouisianaUp to $4,800
- MaineUp to $1,000
- MarylandUp to $5,000
- MassachusettsUp to $2,000
- MichiganUp to $10,000
- MinnesotaUp to $3,000
- MissouriUp to $16,000
- MontanaUp to $9,200
- NebraskaUp to $10,000
- New JerseyUp to $10,000
- New YorkUp to $10,000
- North CarolinaNo deduction
- OhioUp to $4,000
- OklahomaUp to $20,000
- OregonCredit to $380
- PennsylvaniaUp to $38,000
- Rhode IslandUp to $1,000
- South CarolinaUnlimited
- TennesseeNo income tax
- TexasNo income tax
- Utah4.45% credit
- VirginiaUp to $4,000
- WashingtonNo income tax
- West VirginiaUnlimited
- WisconsinUp to $5,280