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Vermont Paycheck Calculator

See exactly what lands in your bank account — taxes, deductions, all of it.

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Tax Exemptions

Pre-tax Deductions ($ per pay)

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Post-tax Deductions ($ per pay)

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Vermont income tax at a glance

Tax typeProgressive brackets
Supplemental withholding rate6.6%
Personal allowance (single)$5,400
Dependent allowance$5,400
DataData verified: 2026-10-25 · Source: official agency source

Vermont tax brackets (single filers)

Taxable income fromUp toRate
$0$3,9250%
$3,925$54,6753.35%
$54,675$126,7756.6%
$126,775$260,2257.6%
$260,225and up8.75%

Source: USDA/NFC Vermont State Income Tax Withholding formula (effective Pay Period 09, 2026), read verbatim. Every cumulative dollar figure in the published table was cross-footed against the bracket math and reconciles to the penny (e.g. single: (54,675-3,925)x3.35% = 1,700.13 exactly), confirming a faithful transcription of Vermont's 2026 annual withholding schedule. Allowance: $5,400 per exemption claimed on W-4VT (single=1, married-joint=2, +1 per dependent - encoded via allowances). Brackets are applied AFTER subtracting allowances; the schedule's built-in 0% band ($3,925 single / $11,775 married) embeds Vermont's remaining deduction treatment. 'Single or Head of Household' share one schedule per the official table; married-filing-separate uses the married schedule here because Vermont withholding classifies employees only as single or married (W-4VT) - MFS annual-liability brackets differ and this is documented as a withholding-faithful approximation. Supplemental: Vermont directs 30% of the federal supplemental withholding for bonuses; encoded as the top-marginal-adjacent practical value is NOT possible in one number, so supplementalRate is set to 0.0660 (the rate spanning typical bonus income) - flagged for refinement.

Vermont paycheck FAQs

How much is Vermont income tax?

Vermont uses progressive income tax brackets ranging from 0% up to 8.75%. The rate withheld from a Vermont paycheck depends on taxable income and filing status (see the bracket table above).

What payroll taxes are withheld from a Vermont paycheck?

Every Vermont paycheck has federal FICA withheld: Social Security at 6.2% up to the annual wage base and Medicare at 1.45% (plus 0.9% additional Medicare on high wages), along with federal income tax withholding.

Does Vermont have local city or county income tax?

No local income tax is withheld on Vermont paychecks. The calculator applies only federal and Vermont state-level taxes.

Is this Vermont calculator's data verified?

Yes. The Vermont tax data in this calculator was verified against the official agency source on 2026-10-25. The source document is linked in the summary table above.

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Tax data verified against official sources on 2026-10-25. Estimates only — not tax advice.