South Dakota Massage Therapists Salary - SD

By an allied health world contributing writer
Published: February, 19 2010

South Dakota is a good place to live, work and start a new business. According to South Dakota’s Bureau of Finance Management’s report issued in May of 2009, their state has no income tax – corporate or personal – and lays claim to unemployment insurance and property crime rates that are among the lowest in the U.S. The largest private employers in the state are two health care providers that, combined, provide more than 12,000 jobs to South Dakotans.

The average South Dakota Massage Therapist salary by major city is shown below. While gross earnings are, typically, a bit under the national average for this career, keep in mind that South Dakota residents pay no state income tax, and the cost of living in South Dakota may be lower than that of many other U.S. States.