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Kent County charges a 3.30% local income tax for 2026. A single filer earning $100,000 here takes home about $71,710 a year after federal, Maryland state, county, and FICA taxes. Here is the full breakdown by salary.

From the county seat in Chestertown to Rock Hall, every resident of Kent County pays the same 3.30% local income tax β€” Maryland sets the rate by county, not by city or ZIP code.

Kent County local income tax rate (2026)3.30%Maryland local rates range 2.25%–3.30% across all 24 jurisdictions
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Take-home pay in Kent County by salary

Estimated 2026 take-home for a single filer living in Kent County, after federal income tax, Maryland state tax, the 3.30% local county tax, and FICA.

SalaryAnnual take-homeMonthlyBiweeklyEffective tax
$40,000$31,680$2,640$1,21820.80%
$50,000$38,910$3,242$1,49722.18%
$60,000$46,140$3,845$1,77523.10%
$75,000$56,135$4,678$2,15925.15%
$90,000$65,480$5,457$2,51827.24%
$100,000$71,710$5,976$2,75828.29%
$120,000$84,003$7,000$3,23130.00%
$150,000$101,936$8,495$3,92132.04%
$200,000$132,612$11,051$5,10033.69%

How Kent compares

At 3.30%, Kent County charges the highest local income tax rate Maryland allows. On a $100,000 salary that is about $981 less take-home per year than Maryland’s lowest-tax counties (2.25%).

Frequently asked questions

Kent County levies a local "piggyback" income tax of 3.30% on Maryland taxable income for the 2026 tax year, charged on top of Maryland state income tax (2%–5.75% for most earners) and federal income tax. Maryland's local rates range from 2.25% to 3.30% across its 24 jurisdictions.

A single filer earning $100,000 in Kent County takes home about $71,710 per year β€” roughly $2,758 per biweekly paycheck β€” after federal income tax, Maryland state tax, the 3.30% local county tax, and FICA (Social Security and Medicare).

Yes. At 3.30%, Kent County charges the highest local income tax rate Maryland allows. On a $100,000 salary that costs about $981 more per year than living in one of Maryland's lowest-tax counties (2.25%).

Yes. The 3.30% local "piggyback" income tax applies across all of Kent County, including Chestertown, Rock Hall β€” Maryland sets local income tax by county, not by city or ZIP code, so your take-home pay is the same anywhere in the county.

Compare Kent County to other Maryland counties

Maryland allows each county to set its own local income tax rate. This means your take-home pay will vary depending on where you live or work. Compare Kent County's 3.30% rate with other jurisdictions below.

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