Paycheck Calculators
Find out what your paycheck is really worth. Type in your pay, pick your state, and this take home pay calculator shows what lands in your bank after tax — free, no sign-up, no email needed.
Paycheck Calculator — check any state
One calculator for every state. Pick your state from the tags — TX, CA, FL, NY and all the rest — and see your take-home pay, with federal withholding, FICA and state tax broken out.
Calculate →Salary to Hourly Calculator
Turn a yearly salary into an hourly rate. $60,000 a year at 40 hours a week works out to $28.85 an hour.
Calculate →Hourly to Salary Calculator
Turn an hourly wage into a yearly salary. $28.85 an hour at 40 hours a week is about $60,000 a year.
Calculate →Overtime Pay Calculator
Regular pay, time-and-a-half over 40 hours, and double time over 60 — worked out for one week.
Calculate →Net to Gross Pay Calculator
Start with the take-home pay you want and work backwards to the gross pay you need. $1,740.12 take-home every two weeks in Texas takes about $60,000 a year.
Calculate →401(k) Calculator
See what you save in a year, what your employer adds, and what it does to your take-home pay. $60,000 at 5% with a 50% match is $4,500 a year.
Calculate →Raise Calculator
Work out your new salary after a raise, by the year, the month, and the hour. $60,000 with a 5% raise is $63,000 a year, $30.29 an hour.
Calculate →Salary Breakdown Calculator
Break a yearly salary down to monthly, weekly, daily and hourly pay. $60,000 a year is $5,000 a month and $28.85 an hour.
Calculate →Bonus Calculator
See how much of your bonus you keep, under the flat 22% method and the aggregate method. A $5,000 bonus in Texas keeps $3,517.50.
Calculate →Take-Home Pay on Tips
Work out what you keep from your tips after tax. $500 of tips every two weeks in Texas leaves $379.75 in your bank.
Calculate →Compare Two Salaries After Tax
Compare two salaries side by side. $60,000 against $75,000 in Texas is $431.91 more in your bank every two weeks.
Calculate →Paycheck Calculator by State
Pick your state from the list — Texas, California, Florida, New York and all the rest — and the calculator opens with that state already picked.
Pick your state →Paycheck calculator by state
Six states have their own calculator page, with that state’s tax worked out for you. The same $60,000 a year, single, paid every two weeks, comes to a different take-home in each one.
Texas Paycheck Calculator
No state income tax. $60,000 a year comes to $1,740.12 a paycheck.
Check Texas →California Paycheck Calculator
California tax, simplified 2026 brackets. $60,000 a year comes to $1,657.66 a paycheck.
Check California →Florida Paycheck Calculator
No state income tax. $60,000 a year comes to $1,740.12 a paycheck.
Check Florida →New York Paycheck Calculator
State tax only — New York City tax not included. $60,000 a year comes to $1,660.20 a paycheck.
Check New York →Georgia Paycheck Calculator
Flat 5.19%, simplified estimate. $60,000 a year comes to $1,664.71 a paycheck.
Check Georgia →North Carolina Paycheck Calculator
Flat 4.25%, simplified estimate. $60,000 a year comes to $1,678.36 a paycheck.
Check North Carolina →Guides
- How to Read Your Paycheck — gross pay, deductions and take-home pay, line by line.
- How Federal Withholding Works in 2026 — IRS Publication 15-T, the standard deduction and your W-4.
- Salary to Hourly: A Simple Guide — the 2,080-hour year and worked examples.
Why use these calculators?
Every result shows the maths behind it: the formula, the 2026 figures we used, and where they came from. Nothing is hidden, and nothing is made up. It works as a salary calculator too: put in a yearly salary and see it broken down by month, week and hour — or use the salary to hourly calculator to turn a job offer into an hourly rate before you say yes. If a number is a rough estimate — like state tax outside Texas and California — the page says so, right next to the number.
Here is a quick check you can do yourself — the question most people start with is how much will I take home on $60,000 a year. Take $60,000 a year in Texas, single, paid every two weeks, with 5% going to a 401(k) and $120 a paycheck for health cover. Gross pay is $2,307.69 a period. After federal withholding ($164.83), FICA ($167.36), the 401(k) ($115.38) and health ($120.00), take-home is $1,740.12. Texas has no state income tax, so that part is $0. To calculate my paycheck after tax the same way, try it on the Paycheck Calculator and you will get the same answer. Want the hourly rate instead? Use the salary calculator on the Salary to Hourly page.
Sources and 2026 figures. IRS Publication 15-T; IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32. Standard deduction 2026: $16,100 single / $32,200 married filing jointly. Social Security wage base 2026: $184,500. Social Security 6.2%, Medicare 1.45% (+0.9% over $200,000). Results are estimates, not tax advice.
Estimate, not tax advice. This site uses simplified 2026 tables for illustration. Check your withholding against IRS Publication 15-T and a tax professional.