2026 Tax Year · All 50 States · Free Forever

US Paycheck Calculator 2026

Compute federal, state, and local withholding for every state — instantly, privately, and free.

Does paycheckcalculator.us compute 2026 take-home pay for every US state? Yes — it calculates federal, state, and local withholdings for all 50 states, applies OBBBA P.L. 119-21 deductions and the SECURE 2.0 Roth catch-up mandate, and runs entirely in your browser using IRS Publication 15-T 2026 brackets.

No account · No email · Runs in your browser · 2026 rates verified

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Pick your state

Use the A–Z filter below — all 50 state calculators are one click away.

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Enter your salary

Pay frequency, W-4 basics, and optional pre-tax deductions. Chips make it 10 seconds.

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See your take-home

Federal, FICA, state, and local lines update as you type — nothing leaves your browser.

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Find Your State's Take-Home Pay

All 50 calculators are listed below. Click a letter to jump to your state — or start with a popular one.

Browse All 50 Calculators How We Calculate Your Paycheck

Why we're different

What This Calculator Handles That Others Don't

Edge cases that trip up payroll software and other calculators are handled by design.

W-4 Step 2(c) Multiple Jobs

The Multiple Jobs checkbox correctly doubles withholding tables instead of being ignored like most calculators do.

FLSA §778.115 Blended Overtime

Overtime is withheld at the statutory blended rate for the pay period, not an overstated flat percentage.

PA Act 32 Local Tax

Pennsylvania local EIT is resolved at the PSD level, honoring resident-vs-workplace rate triggers.

NYC AGI Divergence

New York City resident tax computes on New York AGI — not federal AGI — exactly as the city requires.

FICA Convergence Shield

Flags the exact paycheck where Social Security tax stops for the year at the wage base.

OBBBA Qualified Tips

Qualified tip income deductions are applied within P.L. 119-21 limits, automatically.

OBBBA Qualified Overtime

Qualified overtime pay is deducted within statutory caps with no manual math.

SECURE 2.0 Roth Catch-Up

Wages above the threshold force catch-up contributions to Roth, as the mandate requires.

Super Catch-Up Ages 60–63

The enhanced catch-up limit for ages 60–63 applies the moment it beats the standard limit.

Auditable data

How We Keep Tax Data Current for 2026

Tax rules change every year. Each component of the engine is versioned, sourced, and re-verified against official publications.

IRS Pub 15-T

v2026.01

State Brackets

2026 Q1

FICA Limits

$176,100

Local Tax Tiers

05/2024

Every figure traces to a published source — read the full methodology →

Privacy

Why Your Data Never Leaves Your Browser

Unlike server-based calculators, the engine downloads the tax logic to your device. When you enter your salary, the computation happens locally — we never see it.

✓ No salary data is transmitted.

✓ No personally identifiable information is stored.

✓ Instantaneous recalculation as you type.

Computed in your browser · nothing sent to any server.

Keep learning

Go Deeper Than a Number

Understand the rules behind your paycheck — every source is public and cited.

Common questions

Paycheck Calculator FAQ

Is this paycheck calculator really free?

Yes — unlimited calculations, no account, no email, no paywall. The site is supported by nothing but the wish to make payroll math public.

How accurate is the result?

It computes from officially published 2026 rates (IRS Pub 15-T, SSA, and each state's own rules) and models the edge cases most calculators skip. It remains an educational estimate — unusual personal circumstances can shift the real number.

Does it work for my state?

Yes — all 50 states, each with its own rules: graduated or flat brackets, state deductions, and local taxes where they exist.

Do you store my salary?

No. The engine downloads to your browser and computes locally. There is no account, no email capture, and no server-side computation.

What makes this different from other calculators?

The edge cases: W-4 Step 2(c), FLSA blended overtime, PA Act 32, NYC's AGI basis, FICA convergence, and the new OBBBA and SECURE 2.0 rules — all modeled automatically.