Paycheck Calculator by State
See your real take-home pay after federal income tax, FICA, and state income tax. Pick your state for a calculator and a quick-reference table tuned to that state's 2025 rate.
States with no income tax
These states do not tax wage income, so take-home pay is higher at the same salary.
All states
Alabama 4.5% Alaska 0% Arizona 2.5% Arkansas 3.9% California 6% Colorado 4.4% Connecticut 5% Delaware 5% District of Columbia 7% Florida 0% Georgia 5.39% Hawaii 7.5% Idaho 5.7% Illinois 4.95% Indiana 3% Iowa 3.8% Kansas 5% Kentucky 4% Louisiana 3% Maine 6% Maryland 5% Massachusetts 5% Michigan 4.25% Minnesota 6.8% Mississippi 4.4% Missouri 4.7% Montana 5.9% Nebraska 5.2% Nevada 0% New Hampshire 0% New Jersey 5.5% New Mexico 4.7% New York 6% North Carolina 4.5% North Dakota 1.95% Ohio 3.5% Oklahoma 4.75% Oregon 8.75% Pennsylvania 3.07% Rhode Island 4.75% South Carolina 6.2% South Dakota 0% Tennessee 0% Texas 0% Utah 4.65% Vermont 6.6% Virginia 5.4% Washington 0% West Virginia 5.1% Wisconsin 5.3% Wyoming 0%
State rates are approximate effective rates for a mid-income filer and are editable in each calculator. Most states are progressive, so your real rate varies with income.
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