Paycheck Calculator 2025

Calculate Take-Home Pay After Taxes

💰 Advanced Paycheck Calculator

All 50 US States - Accurate federal, state & local taxes

Hourly & Salary - Weekly, bi-weekly, monthly pay periods

Overtime & Bonuses - Calculate overtime pay (1.5x, 2x rates)

Advanced Deductions - 401k, health insurance, FSA, HSA

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💡 Basic Paycheck

Standard salary calculation

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Results

Net Take-Home Pay

₹88,493

per month (12/year)

Gross Pay

₹95,795

Total Deductions

₹7,302

Effective Tax Rate

5.5%

📊 Detailed Breakdown (New Regime)

ComponentAmount
Basic Salary₹50,000
HRA₹25,000
Special Allowance₹20,795
Gross Salary₹95,795
PF (Employee)-₹1,800
Professional Tax-₹200
Income Tax-₹5,302
Net Take-Home₹88,493

What is a Paycheck Calculator?

A Paycheck Calculator helps you calculate your exact take-home pay after federal income tax, state tax, local tax, FICA (Social Security & Medicare), and other deductions like 401k, health insurance, and FSA.

Our calculator supports hourly and salary modes, multiple pay frequencies (weekly, bi-weekly, semi-monthly, monthly), overtime calculations (1.5x, 2x rates), bonus taxation, and all 50 US states with accurate tax rates for 2025.

How to Use

  1. 1Select hourly or salary mode and enter your pay rate
  2. 2Choose pay frequency (weekly/bi-weekly/monthly)
  3. 3Select your state for accurate tax calculations
  4. 4Enter hours worked, overtime, and bonuses if applicable
  5. 5Add deductions (401k, health insurance, FSA, etc.)
  6. 6Get instant breakdown of gross pay, taxes & net pay

Advanced Paycheck Calculator Features

Hourly & Salary Modes

Calculate paychecks for hourly or salaried employees

Multiple Pay Frequencies

Weekly, bi-weekly, semi-monthly, monthly paycheck support

All 50 States Supported

Accurate state & local tax calculations for every US state

Advanced Deductions

401k, health insurance, FSA, HSA, and custom deductions

Overtime & Bonuses

Calculate overtime pay (1.5x, 2x) and bonus taxation

Year-to-Date Tracking

Track YTD earnings, taxes, and deductions

2025 Federal Income Tax Brackets

Single Filer

$0 - $11,60010%
$11,601 - $47,15012%
$47,151 - $100,52522%
$100,526 - $191,95024%
$191,951 - $243,72532%
$243,726 - $609,35035%
$609,351+37%

Married Filing Jointly

$0 - $23,20010%
$23,201 - $94,30012%
$94,301 - $201,05022%
$201,051 - $383,90024%
$383,901 - $487,45032%
$487,451 - $731,20035%
$731,201+37%

💡 How Federal Tax Brackets Work

Federal income tax is progressive - you pay different rates on different portions of your income. For example, if you're single and earn $50,000, you pay 10% on the first $11,600, 12% on income between $11,601-$47,150, and 22% on the remaining amount.

FICA & Payroll Taxes Breakdown (2025)

🏦

Social Security

Employee Rate:6.2%
Employer Rate:6.2%
Wage Limit:$168,600
🏥

Medicare

Employee Rate:1.45%
Employer Rate:1.45%
Wage Limit:No limit
💊

Additional Medicare

Employee Rate:0.9%
Employer Rate:0%
Wage Limit:$200,000+ (single)
💼

Federal Unemployment (FUTA)

Employee Rate:0%
Employer Rate:6%
Wage Limit:$7,000

Common Pre-Tax & Post-Tax Deductions

✅ Pre-Tax Deductions (Lower Your Taxable Income)

  • 401(k) contributions - Up to $23,000 (2025)
  • Traditional IRA - Up to $7,000 (2025)
  • Health insurance premiums (employer-sponsored)
  • HSA (Health Savings Account) - Up to $4,150 (individual)
  • FSA (Flexible Spending Account) - Up to $3,200 (2025)
  • Commuter benefits - Up to $315/month (2025)
  • Dependent care FSA - Up to $5,000 (2025)

💳 Post-Tax Deductions (After Taxes Calculated)

  • Roth 401(k) contributions
  • Roth IRA contributions
  • Life insurance premiums
  • Disability insurance
  • Union dues
  • Wage garnishments
  • Charitable contributions

Pay Frequency Comparison (Annual Salary: $60,000)

Pay Frequency# of PaychecksGross PayEst. Net Pay
Weekly52$1,154$865
Bi-Weekly (Every 2 weeks)26$2,308$1,731
Semi-Monthly (Twice per month)24$2,500$1,875
Monthly12$5,000$3,750

* Net pay estimated at 25% effective tax rate (federal, state, FICA combined). Actual net pay varies by state, filing status, and deductions.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do I calculate my paycheck after taxes?

📐 Paycheck Calculation Steps:

Step 1: Calculate Gross Pay

Hourly: Hours × Hourly Rate | Salary: Annual Salary ÷ Pay Periods

Step 2: Apply Pre-Tax Deductions

Subtract 401k, health insurance, HSA, FSA

Step 3: Calculate Federal Tax

Based on W-4 allowances and tax brackets

Step 4: Calculate State & Local Tax

Varies by state (0% - 13.3%)

Step 5: Subtract FICA Taxes

Social Security (6.2%) + Medicare (1.45%)

Step 6: Apply Post-Tax Deductions

Roth 401k, garnishments, etc.

Final Result: Net Pay (Take-Home)

The amount deposited into your bank account

2. What percentage of my paycheck is taken out for taxes?

On average, 25-35% of your paycheck goes to taxes and deductions, but this varies significantly based on:

Federal Taxes

  • • Federal Income Tax: 10-37%
  • • Social Security: 6.2%
  • • Medicare: 1.45%
  • • Additional Medicare: 0.9% (high earners)

State & Local

  • • State Income Tax: 0-13.3%
  • • Local/City Tax: 0-3%
  • • SDI/SUI (some states)
  • • 9 states have NO income tax!

3. How is overtime pay calculated?

Overtime Calculation (FLSA Rules):

Regular Overtime (1.5x)

For hours worked over 40 per week: Hourly Rate × 1.5 × Overtime Hours

Example: $20/hr × 1.5 = $30/hr for overtime

Double Time (2x)

For hours over 12/day (California) or holidays: Hourly Rate × 2 × Hours

Example: $20/hr × 2 = $40/hr for double time

4. How are bonuses taxed?

Bonuses are considered supplemental wages and are taxed using one of two methods:

Method 1: Percentage Method (22% flat rate)

If bonus is paid separately from regular wages, federal withholding is 22% (or 37% if bonus > $1 million)

Method 2: Aggregate Method

If bonus is combined with regular wages, entire amount is taxed at your regular rate (can result in higher withholding)

💡 Important: Bonuses still subject to FICA taxes (7.65%) and state taxes

5. What states have no income tax?

9 States with ZERO Income Tax (2025):

Alaska 🏔️
Florida 🏖️
Nevada 🎰
New Hampshire 🍁
South Dakota 🦬
Tennessee 🎸
Texas 🤠
Washington 🌲
Wyoming 🏔️

* New Hampshire only taxes dividends and interest income, not wages. This tax is being phased out by 2025.

About Paycheck Calculator 2025

Our Paycheck Calculator is the most comprehensive and accurate free tool for calculating take-home pay in the United States. Updated for 2025 with the latest federal tax brackets, state tax rates, FICA limits, and payroll deductions, our calculator supports both hourly and salary employees across all 50 states.

Whether you're calculating weekly paychecks, bi-weekly pay, semi-monthly, or monthly payroll, our advanced calculator handles overtime pay (1.5x and 2x rates), bonus taxation, 401(k) contributions, health insurance premiums, HSA/FSA deductions, and custom withholdings. The calculator automatically determines federal income tax withholding based on your W-4 information, calculates FICA taxes (Social Security and Medicare), applies state and local income taxes, and shows a detailed breakdown of gross pay, all deductions, and net take-home pay.

Perfect for employees verifying their paychecks, employers calculating payroll, job seekers comparing offers, or anyone wanting to understand their true take-home pay after all taxes and deductions. Our calculator includes year-to-date tracking, supports multiple filing statuses (single, married filing jointly, married filing separately, head of household), and provides instant results with mobile-responsive design.

100% free, no registration required, and completely private - all calculations are performed in your browser. Whether you earn $15/hour or $200,000/year, our paycheck calculator gives you accurate, reliable results for better financial planning.