Free Paycheck Calculators
Paycheck Calculator by State
Calculate your take-home pay for any US state. Our free calculators show exactly how much you'll receive after federal taxes, state taxes, Social Security, Medicare, and other deductions.
Updated for 2026
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All 50 States + DC
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Choose Your State
AL
Alabama
Progressive
AK
Alaska
No state tax
AZ
Arizona
Flat 2.5%
AR
Arkansas
Progressive
CA
California
Progressive
CO
Colorado
Flat 4.4%
CT
Connecticut
Progressive
DE
Delaware
Progressive
FL
Florida
No state tax
GA
Georgia
Flat 5.5%
HI
Hawaii
Progressive
ID
Idaho
Flat 5.8%
IL
Illinois
Flat 5.0%
IN
Indiana
Flat 3.0%
IA
Iowa
Flat 3.8%
KS
Kansas
Progressive
KY
Kentucky
Flat 4.0%
LA
Louisiana
Progressive
ME
Maine
Progressive
MD
Maryland
Progressive
MA
Massachusetts
Flat 5.0%
MI
Michigan
Flat 4.3%
MN
Minnesota
Progressive
MS
Mississippi
Flat 4.7%
MO
Missouri
Progressive
MT
Montana
Flat 5.9%
NE
Nebraska
Progressive
NV
Nevada
No state tax
NH
New Hampshire
No state tax
NJ
New Jersey
Progressive
NM
New Mexico
Progressive
NY
New York
Progressive
NC
North Carolina
Flat 4.5%
ND
North Dakota
Flat 1.9%
OH
Ohio
Flat 3.6%
OK
Oklahoma
Progressive
OR
Oregon
Progressive
PA
Pennsylvania
Flat 3.1%
RI
Rhode Island
Progressive
SC
South Carolina
Flat 6.4%
SD
South Dakota
No state tax
TN
Tennessee
No state tax
TX
Texas
No state tax
UT
Utah
Flat 4.7%
VT
Vermont
Progressive
VA
Virginia
Progressive
WA
Washington
No state tax
DC
Washington DC
Progressive
WV
West Virginia
Progressive
WI
Wisconsin
Progressive
WY
Wyoming
No state tax
How the Paycheck Calculator Works
Understanding your paycheck deductions
1. Federal Income Tax
Based on your income, filing status, and the IRS tax brackets. For 2026, rates range from 10% to 37%. Your employer withholds this based on your W-4 form.
2. State Income Tax
Varies by state. Nine states have no income tax (TX, FL, WA, etc.). Others use flat rates or progressive brackets. Our calculator uses your state's specific rates.
3. Social Security (FICA)
6.2% of your wages up to the annual limit ($176,100 in 2026). This funds retirement and disability benefits. Your employer pays a matching 6.2%.
4. Medicare
1.45% of all wages with no limit. High earners pay an additional 0.9% on wages over $200,000 (single) or $250,000 (married). Funds healthcare for seniors.
5. Pre-Tax Deductions
401(k) contributions, health insurance premiums, HSA, and FSA contributions are deducted before taxes are calculated, reducing your taxable income.