Paycheck & Take-Home Pay Calculators
Start with the main Paycheck Calculator for any U.S. state, or jump straight to your own state below for a calculator built around its exact tax rules — brackets, deductions, and all the local quirks that actually change your take-home pay.
Paycheck Calculator
Works for every state, with hourly, overtime, bonus, and state-comparison modes built in. Start here if you’re not sure which state-specific page you need.
Alaska
Repealed its income tax in 1980 — plus the Permanent Fund Dividend.
ProgressiveArkansas
A genuinely unique dual-table bracket system.
ProgressiveCalifornia
Nine brackets up to 13.3%, plus SDI.
ProgressiveDelaware
Seven brackets with a real marriage penalty.
ProgressiveHawaii
Twelve brackets — more than any other state.
Flat TaxIdaho
Flat 5.3%, borrowing the federal standard deduction directly.
Flat TaxLouisiana
A brand-new flat 3% rate after a major 2025 reform.
Flat TaxMississippi
Flat 4% above a $10,000 exemption, heading toward zero.
ProgressiveMontana
Just two brackets, plus a real senior tax break.
ProgressiveNebraska
Its own standard deduction, smaller than the federal one.
No State TaxNew Hampshire
No income tax and no sales tax at any level.
ProgressiveNew Jersey
Brackets up to 10.75%, plus SUI, SDI, and FLI.
Flat TaxNorth Carolina
One flat rate, no local income tax anywhere.
ProgressiveNorth Dakota
A genuine 0% bracket and the lowest top rate that taxes income.
ProgressiveOhio
Modest state tax — the real story is local city tax.
ProgressiveOklahoma
Six tightly compressed brackets, soon to be three.
ProgressiveOregon
No sales tax, but a steep income tax plus a transit tax.
ProgressiveRhode Island
Mandatory TDI/TCI — see what it pays you back, too.
ProgressiveSouth Carolina
Starts from federal taxable income, not gross pay.
No State TaxSouth Dakota
No income or corporate tax — constitutionally protected.
No State TaxTexas
No state income tax on wages, ever.
Flat TaxUtah
A flat rate that behaves progressively thanks to a tax credit.
ProgressiveVirginia
Top bracket starts at just $17,000 — nearly flat in practice.
No State TaxWashington
No income tax, but WA Cares Fund and PFML still apply.
ProgressiveWest Virginia
Rates on a fast, ongoing downward trigger schedule.
ProgressiveWisconsin
Brackets widen for joint filers, with a sliding-scale deduction.
No State TaxWyoming
No income or corporate tax, funded by severance taxes.
ProgressiveAlabama
Small graduated brackets topping out at a modest 5%.
Flat TaxArizona
One of the lowest flat rates of any taxing state.
Flat TaxColorado
A flat rate applied straight to federal taxable income.
ProgressiveConnecticut
Graduated brackets with a unique exemption phase-out.
ProgressiveDistrict of Columbia
Steep brackets reaching 10.75% for top earners.
No State TaxFlorida
Constitutionally barred from ever taxing wages.
Flat TaxGeorgia
A flat rate still on its way down year over year.
Flat TaxIllinois
Flat 4.95%, with a personal exemption instead of a deduction.
Flat TaxIndiana
A low flat rate, plus county-level income tax to watch for.
Flat TaxIowa
Recently simplified from brackets down to one flat rate.
ProgressiveKansas
Just two brackets after a recent simplification.
Flat TaxKentucky
A flat rate that keeps inching lower most years.
ProgressiveMaine
Three brackets that conform closely to federal deductions.
ProgressiveMaryland
State brackets plus a separate county-level piggyback tax.
Flat TaxMassachusetts
Flat 5%, plus a 4% surtax for income above $1 million.
Flat TaxMichigan
A flat rate with a personal exemption instead of a deduction.
ProgressiveMinnesota
Four brackets reaching one of the higher top rates nationally.
ProgressiveMissouri
Narrow brackets with a top rate still trending downward.
No State TaxNevada
No income tax, funded heavily by gaming revenue.
ProgressiveNew Mexico
Six brackets with rates that stay comparatively moderate.
ProgressiveNew York
Nine brackets, with NYC residents facing an added city tax.
Flat TaxPennsylvania
Flat 3.07% statewide, plus local wage taxes almost everywhere.
No State TaxTennessee
No wage tax, after fully repealing its old investment-income tax.
ProgressiveVermont
Four brackets reaching one of New England’s higher top rates.