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2022 North Carolina Income Tax Brackets & Rates

North Carolina taxes a single filer's taxable income at a flat 4.99% for tax year 2022. Figures verified against primary sources on 2026-07-31.

Federal and state tax brackets, capital gains rates, and corporate tax rates for North Carolina in tax year 2022.

Federal Income Tax Brackets (2022)

FromToRate
$0$10,27510.00%
$10,275$41,77512.00%
$41,775$89,07522.00%
$89,075$170,05024.00%
$170,050$215,95032.00%
$215,950$539,90035.00%
$539,900No limit37.00%

North Carolina State Income Tax Brackets (2022)

FromToRate
$0No limit4.99%

Federal Capital Gains Tax Brackets (2022)

FromToRate
$0$41,6750.00%
$41,675$459,75015.00%
$459,750No limit20.00%

Additional Information

Federal Corporate Tax Rate
21.00%
State Corporate Tax Rate
2.50%
Federal Standard Deduction (Single)
$12,950

Common questions

Does North Carolina have an income tax in 2022?
Yes. North Carolina taxes a single filer's taxable income at a flat 4.99% for tax year 2022.
What is the top North Carolina income tax rate for 2022?
4.99% on all taxable income, for a single filer.
Are the 2022 North Carolina income tax figures final?
Yes. They match the final published schedule, verified 2026-07-31.

Sources & Trust

Every figure above is traceable to a published source. Each source is rated by what published it, not by how confident we feel about it.

Federal (United States) — 2022

OfficialValues verified
  • Rate bracketsNot separately cited
  • Standard deductionNot separately cited
  • Capital gainsNot separately cited
  • Corporate rateNot separately cited

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North Carolina — 2022

OfficialValues verified
  • Rate bracketsNot separately cited
  • Standard deductionNot separately cited
  • Capital gainsNot separately cited
  • Corporate rateNot separately cited

No source is recorded for this entry. Treat the figures as directional and verify them against the jurisdiction’s own publication before relying on them.

How we rate sources — tiers are derived from what published the document, not from our confidence in it.