YOUR STATE. YOUR SALARY. A CLEARER PICTURE.
United States salary tax calculator
See your salary after federal and state income tax. Choose the state where you live and work.
1 Jan 2026 – 31 Dec 2026
Single filer · Live and work in one state all year. Salary limits and scope.
Results update as you type · Same salary all year, before income tax.
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Income tax only · Other payroll deductions excluded ESTIMATE
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Monthly figures are annual averages. Federal + state income tax only. Social Security, Medicare, local taxes and other payroll deductions are not deducted.
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Calculation breakdown & assumptions
Single filer · Federal + state income tax
Regular salary, standard deductions and basic personal exemptions/credits. Earned-income and other situation-specific credits are excluded. Check the supported profile.
- Yearly federal income tax
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- Yearly state income tax
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- Effective tax rate
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Monthly salary × 12 = annual salary. Monthly results are annual totals ÷ 12, not exact payroll withholding.
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Exact annual bracket-based estimate with salary cents retained. Final federal and state estimates are displayed to the nearest cent, half upward. Official tax-return tables, whole-dollar return rounding and payroll withholding can differ. Other displayed amounts are rounded to two decimals.
Idaho and Vermont: 2026 calculations are unavailable while annual figures await verification. All 50 states and DC are supported for 2025 and 2024, within the stated salary profiles.
THE NUMBERS, EXPLAINED
Your 2026 income tax at a glance
Tax year 2026 covers 1 Jan 2026 – 31 Dec 2026. US income tax years follow the calendar year.
The estimate adds federal income tax to the selected state’s income tax. The federal standard deduction is USD 16,100; states can use a different deduction, exemption or personal credit.
Monthly figures are annual averages. This is an annual bracket-based estimate, before earned-income and other situation-specific credits. Official return tables and payroll withholding can differ.
2026 federal salary tax slabs
Annual federal taxable income after the single-filer standard deduction. Each percentage applies within its band.
| Annual taxable income band | Rate |
|---|---|
| Up to USD 12,400 | 10% |
| Above USD 12,400 to USD 50,400 | 12% |
| Above USD 50,400 to USD 105,700 | 22% |
| Above USD 105,700 to USD 201,775 | 24% |
| Above USD 201,775 to USD 256,225 | 32% |
| Above USD 256,225 to USD 640,600 | 35% |
| Above USD 640,600 | 37% |
The same salary, three states
USD 60,000 annual gross salary, single filer under the supported profile, using 2026 rules. Local taxes and Social Security/Medicare are excluded.
| State | Federal income tax | State income tax | Annual salary after income tax |
|---|---|---|---|
| Texas | USD 5,020 | USD 0 | USD 54,980 |
| California | USD 5,020 | USD 1,573.08 | USD 53,406.92 |
| New York | USD 5,020 | USD 2,643.4 | USD 52,336.6 |
A little more clarity
Does this include every deduction on my payslip?
No. Social Security, Medicare, local city/county taxes, state disability, paid-leave contributions and retirement/insurance deductions are excluded. New York City and Yonkers tax, Maryland county tax, Indiana county tax and local occupational taxes are not included. Salary after income tax can therefore be higher than your bank payment.
What if I live and work in different states?
This calculator assumes full-year residence and employment in one state. Multi-state work, remote-work sourcing, reciprocity and resident credits need a separate assessment.
Can married filers use this calculator?
This version supports single filers only, under 65, not blind or claimed as a dependent, and with no dependents. Other filing statuses and household profiles are outside its scope.
Why are tax-return figures sometimes different?
Many tax returns require income-range tax tables or whole-dollar rounding. We use the published annual rate schedules to estimate income tax, retain salary cents and display federal/state totals to cents. Credits, withholding adjustments and facts outside the supported profile can also change a return.
Do you store my salary?
No. It stays in memory on your device. Changing the selected state recalculates locally. Changing country or tax year clears the salary; nothing is placed in URLs or browser storage.
Sources you can check
Developer source verification: 4 October 2026 · Federal rule version 1. This is not a qualified external tax review or certification.
- IRS inflation-adjusted 2026 federal income tax schedulesSingle filer rate schedule and standard deduction; use the later 2025 amendment below where applicable.
- IRS Revenue Procedure 2025-32Section 3 replaces the originally published 2025 standard deduction with USD 15,750; section 4 supplies 2026 amounts under enacted Public Law 119-21.
State sources and coverage for 2026
All 50 states and Washington, DC are listed. A calculation is disabled when that state/year has not completed verification; we never substitute another year’s figures.
| State | Source / coverage |
|---|---|
| Alabama | Official sourceSingle rates, $1,500 personal exemption, full federal income-tax deduction, standard deduction $3,000 to $2,500 in $25 steps for $500 AGI bands starting at $26,000. |
| Alaska | Official sourceNo state tax on regular salary in the supported 2024–2026 profile. Other taxes are outside this calculator. |
| Arizona | Official sourceA.R.S.43-1041 single standard deduction indexed in the same manner as IRC63; 43-1011 flat 2.5%. Salary-only profile assumes no charitable deduction addition. |
| Arkansas | Official sourceDFA published indexed schedule; $29 personal credit. 2026 revised6May estimated-tax worksheet uses$2,470 deduction and enacted3.7% rate. Narrow$30,000–$90,000 gross profile avoids low-income tables/credits and bracket adjustments. |
| California | Official sourceFTB single schedule, standard deduction and basic exemption credit. 2026: FTB-authored indexing memorandum dated 3 September 2026, reproduced by CalTax; R&TC17041/17054/17073.5. |
| Colorado | Official sourceColorado starts with federal taxable income; 2024 temporary 4.25% rate, 4.4% standing rate for later years. TABOR refunds excluded. |
| Connecticut | Official sourceSingle tables A–E: exemption phaseout, reduced 2%/4.5% bands, phaseout addback and personal percentage credit. Tax recapture begins above $105,000, outside supported ceiling. |
| Delaware | Official sourceSingle standard deduction $3,250; $110 personal credit; standing income tax bands. |
| Florida | Official sourceNo state tax on regular salary in the supported 2024–2026 profile. Other taxes are outside this calculator. |
| Georgia | Official sourceEnacted annual flat rate and single standard deduction; no separate personal exemption. |
| Hawaii | Official sourceHRS235-51/54 and enacted Act46: single schedules change from 2025, single standard deduction increases to $8,000 in 2026; $1,144 personal exemption. Other Hawaii credits excluded.Official sourceFrom2025, single7.6% band covers$48,000–$125,000; not the older$48,000 threshold with8.25% rate. |
| Idaho | Idaho 2026 is unavailable: the annual indexed zero-rate threshold has not completed official-source verification. Choose 2025 or 2024; payroll withholding is not substituted. |
| Illinois | Official sourceSingle personal exemption and 4.95% income tax rate; income phaseout outside supported ceiling. |
| Indiana | Official sourceYear-specific state income rate. $1,000 basic exemption. County income tax is excluded.Official sourceBasic exemption$1,000 in full-year resident individual profile; county tax excluded. |
| Iowa | Official sourceEnacted SF2442 flat 3.8% from 2025; federal taxable income basis and $40 single personal credit. |
| Kansas | Official sourceSigned 2024 special-session SB1, K.S.A.79-32,110/119/121: single rates, deduction and exemption from tax year 2024 onward. |
| Kentucky | Official sourceYear-specific standard deduction and rate. Family-size, other credits and local occupational tax excluded.Official source2026 rate3.5%, indexed single standard deduction$3,360 (not a withholding exemption allowance). |
| Louisiana | Official sourceRIB26-019 dated28September2026 applies R.S.47:294: 2026 single deduction $12,838; standing3% rate. |
| Maine | Official sourcePublished single rate schedule, deduction and personal exemption, including May 2026 revision. |
| Maryland | Official sourceIndexed 2026 single standard deduction $3,400; exemption $3,200; state income bands remain unchanged within this ceiling. County/local tax excluded. |
| Massachusetts | Official sourceGeneral Laws c.62: 5% salary rate, $4,400 single exemption, employee FICA/Medicare deduction capped at $2,000. No Tax Status at AGI up to $8,000 and Limited Income Credit through $14,000. |
| Michigan | Official sourceCalendar-year table: 4.25% rate and year-specific personal exemption. |
| Minnesota | Official source2026 indexed single standard deduction $15,300 and single brackets; Minn. Stat.290.0123 and 290.06. |
| Mississippi | Official sourceSingle standard deduction $2,300, exemption $6,000, first $10,000 taxable at zero; enacted annual rates. |
| Missouri | Official sourceOfficial single rate chart and standard deduction; federal deduction authority is cited separately below.Official sourceRSMo143.171(2), effective1July2021:35% federal deduction at AGI≤$25,000;25% through$50,000;15% through$100,000. Multiply before applying$5,000 cap. |
| Montana | Official sourceFederal taxable income basis. HB337 changes the single threshold to $47,500 and upper rate to 5.65% from 2026. |
| Nebraska | Official sourceOfficial tax-rate chronology: year-specific single brackets, standard deduction, basic resident credit, and LB754 rate reductions. 2026 corroborated against final Form1040N-ES. |
| Nevada | Official sourceNo state tax on regular salary in the supported 2024–2026 profile. Other taxes are outside this calculator. |
| New Hampshire | Official sourceNo state tax on regular salary in the supported 2024–2026 profile. Other taxes are outside this calculator. |
| New Jersey | Official sourcePersonal exemption $1,000; no standard deduction; single gross-income filing threshold $10,000.Official sourceStanding single rate schedule, corroborated against2025 NJ-1040 instructions.Official source2025 NJ-1040: single exemption$1,000, filing threshold$10,000, rate chartA. |
| New Mexico | Official sourceTRD-authored historical rate publication, archived by NBER: NMSA7-2-7; enacted Laws2024ch67section5 effective2025. Federal standard deduction and low/middle-income exemption, 2025 PIT-1 instructions.Official sourcePIT-1 instructions: federal standard deduction; single low/middle-income exemption $2,500 reduced by15% of AGI above$20,000. Refundable/situation-specific credits excluded. |
| New York | Official sourceTax Law601(c), year-specific single schedule. $8,000 standard deduction and household credit. Recapture starts above supported $100,000 ceiling; NYC/Yonkers excluded. |
| North Carolina | Official sourceEnacted year-specific rates; single standard deduction $12,750. |
| North Dakota | Official sourceN.D.C.C.57-38-30.3(1)(a),(g),(2): federal taxable income, 0/1.95% bands in this range; bracket indexing uses exactly the federal IRC1(f) methodology. 2026 zero band derived from that statutory linkage and IRS2026 adjustment.Official source2025 booklet, pp.2,27: rolling federal conformity and single $48,475 zero-rate band; $244,825 upper threshold is outside supported salary range. |
| Ohio | Official sourceYear-specific basic tax schedule. Exemption $2,400/$2,150/$1,900 by AGI; indexing suspended in 2025/2026. Local tax excluded. Higher 2024 band begins above this profile.Official sourceBasic exemption credit$20 when modified AGI less exemptions is strictly below$30,000; not a withholding credit. |
| Oklahoma | Official sourceEnacted HB2764 effective for 2026: zero first $3,750 taxable, then2.5/3.5/4.5% bands. Frozen single deduction/exemption unchanged. |
| Oregon | Official sourceSingle indexed standard deduction, federal income-tax subtraction and personal credit. Annual schedule estimate; 2026 uses DOR published estimated indexed figures. Local tax and kicker refunds excluded. |
| Pennsylvania | Official sourceCompensation rate 3.07%; no standard deduction or personal exemption. |
| Rhode Island | Official sourcePublished annual single deduction, personal exemption and uniform rate schedule; high-income phaseout outside support ceiling. |
| South Carolina | Official sourceAct110 effective after 31 December2025: AGI basis, SCIAD phaseout from $40,000 to $95,000 and reduction rounded down to $10; new two-band rates. |
| South Dakota | Official sourceNo state tax on regular salary in the supported 2024–2026 profile. Other taxes are outside this calculator. |
| Tennessee | Official sourceNo state tax on regular salary in the supported 2024–2026 profile. Other taxes are outside this calculator. |
| Texas | Official sourceNo state tax on regular salary in the supported 2024–2026 profile. Other taxes are outside this calculator. |
| Utah | Official sourceUtah59-10-104 rate and59-10-1018 nonrefundable taxpayer credit: 6% of federal deduction less1.3% above indexed phaseout. 2026 annual phaseout/rate corroborated against official Pub14; withholding base allowance is not substituted for the statutory credit. |
| Vermont | Vermont 2026 is unavailable: the annual single standard deduction has not been verified from an official annual publication. Choose 2025 or 2024; withholding allowances are not substituted. |
| Virginia | Official sourceStandard deduction amendment effective 2025 and 2026, basic $930 exemption and standing four-band single rate schedule.Official source58.1-320 rates; 58.1-321 single AGI strictly below$11,950 exempt; 58.1-322.03 deductions/exemption. |
| Washington | Official sourceNo state tax on regular salary in the supported 2024–2026 profile. Other taxes are outside this calculator. |
| Washington, DC | Official sourceDC single deduction and income tax schedule; 2025 state deduction differs from revised federal deduction. |
| West Virginia | Official sourceSingle rates and $2,000 exemption. 2026 SB392 signed 31 March, retroactive 1 January 2026. |
| Wisconsin | Official sourceAnnual estimated-tax instructions: single standard deduction decreases by 12% above its indexed AGI threshold, $700 personal exemption and published rates/bases. Expanded middle bracket from 2025. |
| Wyoming | Official sourceNo state tax on regular salary in the supported 2024–2026 profile. Other taxes are outside this calculator. |
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