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Idaho personal income

$131.6 billion

Total personal income received by Idaho residents, 2025

+5.5% since 2024 ($124.7 billion); +43.1% since 2020 ($92.0 billion); +103.9% since 2015 ($64.6 billion)

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, State Annual Personal Income (SAINC). Data period 2025. Published .

Total personal income received by residents of the nation or state, in current dollars.

Change and comparison

From 1929 ($223.2 million) to 2025 ($131.6 billion), the figure grew 590-fold.

The latest figure, 2025, is the highest in the series, which begins in 1929.

Among 50 states and the District of Columbia, Idaho ranked 43rd highest in 2025 on per capita personal income from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. The District of Columbia was highest at $116,121 and Mississippi lowest at $54,531.

Idaho is lowest among its neighboring states at $64,846; Utah is next above at $69,991.

Idaho's figure is 0.5% of the national figure of $26,109.8 billion.

Historical data

Idaho personal income, 1929 to 2025Idaho personal income, 1929 to 2025. Idaho: $223.2 in 1929, $131,619.9 in 2025.$050k100k150k19502000IdahoMillions of dollarsIdaho personal income, 1929 to 2025Idaho personal income, 1929 to 2025. Idaho: $223.2 in 1929, $131,619.9 in 2025.$050k100k150k19502000IdahoMillions of dollarsIdaho personal income, 1929 to 2025Idaho personal income, 1929 to 2025. Idaho: $223.2 in 1929, $131,619.9 in 2025.$050k100k150k19401960198020002020IdahoMillions of dollars

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, State Annual Personal Income (SAINC). Published .

Data table (97 rows)
PeriodIdaho (millions of dollars)
1929$223.2
1930$218.2
1931$166.3
1932$122.9
1933$105.8
1934$183.8
1935$189.4
1936$230.7
1937$213.5
1938$216.2
1939$224.6
1940$239.4
1941$298.0
1942$442.0
1943$519.1
1944$570.5
1945$560.6
1946$612.4
1947$664.4
1948$745.0
1949$739.2
1950$797.5
1951$902.3
1952$993.7
1953$950.9
1954$967.5
1955$1,020.3
1956$1,125.5
1957$1,192.5
1958$1,215.8
1959$1,286.9
1960$1,316.1
1961$1,391.9
1962$1,487.9
1963$1,523.0
1964$1,574.8
1965$1,793.8
1966$1,817.3
1967$1,931.8
1968$2,065.1
1969$2,391.0
1970$2,647.7
1971$2,894.2
1972$3,304.3
1973$3,820.5
1974$4,497.4
1975$4,866.7
1976$5,436.2
1977$5,942.3
1978$6,829.9
1979$7,467.5
1980$8,395.9
1981$9,233.9
1982$9,694.1
1983$10,599.7
1984$11,280.4
1985$11,923.4
1986$12,165.6
1987$12,674.4
1988$13,748.0
1989$15,124.5
1990$16,343.3
1991$17,199.2
1992$18,881.9
1993$20,689.5
1994$22,134.2
1995$23,788.6
1996$25,263.8
1997$26,370.0
1998$28,498.1
1999$30,180.1
2000$32,667.0
2001$34,059.4
2002$35,213.9
2003$36,454.9
2004$39,386.7
2005$41,724.7
2006$45,887.7
2007$48,853.5
2008$50,157.4
2009$48,498.8
2010$50,201.9
2011$53,076.5
2012$55,719.8
2013$57,790.6
2014$60,897.0
2015$64,564.3
2016$67,294.1
2017$71,472.6
2018$76,529.6
2019$82,967.7
2020$91,960.1
2021$105,916.0
2022$110,891.1
2023$116,692.4
2024$124,746.7
2025$131,619.9

Compared with other states

Every state is compared on per capita personal income from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis: Personal income divided by BEA's own midyear population estimate, in current dollars.

Dollars

  1. District of Columbia$116,121
  2. Connecticut$98,879
  3. Massachusetts$97,456
  4. Wyoming$89,806
  5. Washington$89,396
  6. United States$76,393
  7. Oregon$73,678
  8. Nevada$73,156
  9. Montana$72,340
  10. Utah$69,991
  11. Idaho$64,846
  12. Alabama$59,677
  13. West Virginia$57,932
  14. Mississippi$54,531

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, State Annual Personal Income (SAINC). Data period 2025. Published .

An excerpt; the full table is below.

State2025
1. District of Columbia$116,121
2. Connecticut$98,879
3. Massachusetts$97,456
4. California$91,116
5. Wyoming$89,806
6. Washington$89,396
7. New York$88,847
8. New Jersey$88,223
9. New Hampshire$86,959
10. Colorado$86,181
Data table (52 rows)
State2025
1. District of Columbia$116,121
2. Connecticut$98,879
3. Massachusetts$97,456
4. California$91,116
5. Wyoming$89,806
6. Washington$89,396
7. New York$88,847
8. New Jersey$88,223
9. New Hampshire$86,959
10. Colorado$86,181
11. Maryland$81,834
12. Virginia$80,291
13. Alaska$80,175
14. South Dakota$79,297
15. Minnesota$78,538
16. Illinois$77,772
17. Hawaii$76,592
18. Florida$76,440
United States$76,393
19. Nebraska$75,858
20. North Dakota$75,157
21. Vermont$74,580
22. Pennsylvania$74,231
23. Rhode Island$73,992
24. Oregon$73,678
25. Nevada$73,156
26. Texas$72,364
27. Montana$72,340
28. Maine$71,662
29. Delaware$71,357
30. Wisconsin$70,570
31. Utah$69,991
32. Kansas$69,510
33. Tennessee$69,131
34. North Carolina$68,511
35. Iowa$68,326
36. Arizona$68,283
37. Missouri$67,587
38. Ohio$67,291
39. Oklahoma$66,660
40. Michigan$66,556
41. Indiana$66,292
42. Georgia$65,382
43. Idaho$64,846
44. Louisiana$63,940
45. South Carolina$63,179
46. Arkansas$61,752
47. New Mexico$61,645
48. Kentucky$60,673
49. Alabama$59,677
50. West Virginia$57,932
51. Mississippi$54,531

Per resident

$64,846 in 2025. Personal income divided by BEA's own midyear population estimate, in current dollars.

Per resident, 1929 to 2025Per resident, 1929 to 2025. 2 series. Per capita personal income: $499 in 1929, $64,846 in 2025.$0$20k$40k$60k$80k19502000Real percapitapersonalincomePer capitapersonalincomeDollarsPer resident, 1929 to 2025Per resident, 1929 to 2025. 2 series. Per capita personal income: $499 in 1929, $64,846 in 2025.$0$20k$40k$60k$80k19502000Real percapitapersonalincomePer capitapersonalincomeDollarsPer resident, 1929 to 2025Per resident, 1929 to 2025. 2 series. Per capita personal income: $499 in 1929, $64,846 in 2025.$0$20k$40k$60k$80k19401960198020002020Real per capitapersonal incomePer capitapersonal incomeDollars

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, State Annual Personal Income (SAINC). Published .

Data table (97 rows)
PeriodPer capita personal income (dollars)Real per capita personal income (dollars)
1929$499n/a
1930$488n/a
1931$366n/a
1932$268n/a
1933$228n/a
1934$389n/a
1935$394n/a
1936$466n/a
1937$421n/a
1938$421n/a
1939$431n/a
1940$459n/a
1941$594n/a
1942$919n/a
1943$1,040n/a
1944$1,110n/a
1945$1,144n/a
1946$1,203n/a
1947$1,273n/a
1948$1,352n/a
1949$1,297n/a
1950$1,352n/a
1951$1,532n/a
1952$1,693n/a
1953$1,596n/a
1954$1,612n/a
1955$1,651n/a
1956$1,792n/a
1957$1,857n/a
1958$1,882n/a
1959$1,959n/a
1960$1,961n/a
1961$2,035n/a
1962$2,150n/a
1963$2,230n/a
1964$2,316n/a
1965$2,615n/a
1966$2,638n/a
1967$2,808n/a
1968$2,971n/a
1969$3,382n/a
1970$3,691n/a
1971$3,918n/a
1972$4,329n/a
1973$4,885n/a
1974$5,566n/a
1975$5,850n/a
1976$6,343n/a
1977$6,726n/a
1978$7,497n/a
1979$8,007n/a
1980$8,857n/a
1981$9,597n/a
1982$9,956n/a
1983$10,795n/a
1984$11,385n/a
1985$11,995n/a
1986$12,286n/a
1987$12,867n/a
1988$13,948n/a
1989$15,209n/a
1990$16,143n/a
1991$16,517n/a
1992$17,619n/a
1993$18,660n/a
1994$19,329n/a
1995$20,206n/a
1996$20,999n/a
1997$21,465n/a
1998$22,756n/a
1999$23,658n/a
2000$25,139n/a
2001$25,803n/a
2002$26,272n/a
2003$26,739n/a
2004$28,299n/a
2005$29,214n/a
2006$31,244n/a
2007$32,459n/a
2008$32,690$38,641
2009$31,200$37,042
2010$31,948$37,925
2011$33,447$38,348
2012$34,812$39,447
2013$35,699$39,836
2014$37,107$40,832
2015$38,813$42,381
2016$39,653$43,476
2017$41,197$43,689
2018$43,254$46,299
2019$45,880$48,040
2020$49,726$52,336
2021$55,603$55,840
2022$57,074$53,576
2023$59,220$53,302
2024$62,346$52,816
2025$64,846n/a

Source

Organization
U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
Dataset
State Annual Personal Income (SAINC)
Geography
Nation and states
Time coverage
1929-2025
Update frequency
Annual
Published
Original file
https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/SAINC.zip
Methodology
https://www.bea.gov/resources/methodologies/regional-personal-income-and-employment
License
Public domain. U.S. federal government work.
Our copy
State Annual Personal Income (SAINC)

Caveats

  • Values are current dollars, not adjusted for inflation.
  • A cell coded (NA) (not available) is omitted, never recorded as zero; Alaska and Hawaii carry (NA) before 1950 (pre-statehood).
  • BEA's own multi-state region aggregates are excluded from this site; the District of Columbia is included as a state-type geography.
  • Per capita personal income divides by BEA's own population estimate, not this site's Census Bureau population estimate; see disagreements.

Real per capita personal income:

Organization
U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
Dataset
Regional Price Parities (SARPP)
Geography
Nation, states, and Idaho's seven metropolitan statistical areas (regional price parity only)
Time coverage
2008-2024
Update frequency
Annual
Published
Original file
https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/SARPP.zip
Methodology
https://www.bea.gov/resources/methodologies/rpp
License
Public domain. U.S. federal government work.
Our copy
Regional Price Parities (SARPP)

Caveats

  • Only the all-items regional price parity is normalized to 100 for the nation; the goods and services sub-lines are not separately renormalized.
  • The Services: Housing line is a rent-based cost index (contract and imputed rents), not a home-price measure.
  • Real per capita personal income differs from the per capita personal income shown elsewhere on this site, which is nominal, current-dollar and not price-parity-adjusted.
  • A cell coded (NA) (not available) or (NM) (not meaningful) is omitted, never recorded as zero; the District of Columbia is included as a state-type geography.
  • Metro-area regional price parity is also included, for the seven metropolitan areas that include an Idaho county, matched against the Census Bureau's July 2023 metro-area delineation (OMB Bulletin No. 23-01). Lewiston, ID-WA and Logan, UT-ID cross the state line and are carried whole, as the publisher delineates them. The regional price parity for Twin Falls, ID is not available before 2015.
  • Real per capita personal income has no metro-area counterpart in BEA's regional accounts; it is Idaho- and nation-level only.
  • County-level price parities are not published at all.

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