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Paycheck calculators and salary tools for 2026.
Choose the calculator that matches your state, pay frequency or decision. Every tool shows its assumptions and links back to the calculation method.
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State paycheck calculators.
Use a state page when state income tax or payroll tax changes the estimate. Unsupported local taxes are identified on the page.
2026 resourceTexasFederal tax and FICA with no Texas individual income tax on wages.2026 resourceFloridaFederal tax and FICA with no Florida individual income tax on wages.2026 resourceCaliforniaCalifornia PIT and employee SDI shown with federal deductions.2026 resourceNew YorkNew York State withholding with federal deductions; NYC and Yonkers excluded.
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Pay-frequency and decision tools.
Start with the number on your offer or pay schedule, then compare the annual, monthly, biweekly and weekly result.
2026 resourceHourly paycheck calculatorConvert an hourly wage to annual, monthly, biweekly and weekly take-home pay.2026 resourceBiweekly paycheck calculatorEstimate one of 26 two-week paychecks from a gross biweekly amount.2026 resourceMonthly paycheck calculatorEstimate take-home pay from a gross monthly salary amount.2026 resourceOvertime and bonus calculatorAdd 1.5× overtime hours and an annual bonus to the estimate.2026 resourceCompare job offersCompare two salaries, bonuses and supported locations by estimated net pay.
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Salary guides and worked examples.
Use the guides to understand the formula, verify the assumptions and see why a real paycheck can differ from an annual estimate.
2026 resourceHow to calculate take-home payFollow the 2026 formula and a complete worked example.2026 resourceGross vs net salaryUnderstand the terms and deductions behind a paycheck.2026 resource$50,000 salary after taxCompare an illustrative $50,000 salary across four supported states.2026 resource$75,000 salary after taxSee annual, monthly and biweekly examples for a $75,000 salary.
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