Estimate your take-home pay per paycheck — gross, taxes and deductions.
⚠️ Estimate only, not tax advice. Real federal tax uses brackets and credits, and real paychecks also include Social Security, Medicare and local taxes.
Gross pay per paycheck is your annual pay divided by the number of paychecks per year: 52 weekly, 26 biweekly, 24 semimonthly, or 12 monthly. Taxes and other deductions are subtracted from that gross amount to give net pay. For example, 60,000 dollars per year paid biweekly is 2,307.69 dollars gross per check.
Real federal tax uses brackets, credits, and filing status, so an exact figure needs a full tax calculation. This calculator uses one flat rate you can change (22 percent by default) to give a fast, transparent estimate. For an exact figure, check a payroll calculator or a tax professional.
Any fixed amount taken from each paycheck besides income tax: retirement contributions, health insurance premiums, union dues, or wage garnishments. Enter the amount per paycheck, not per year, so the math stays correct.
No. This is an estimate for planning only, not tax advice. Your real paycheck also depends on tax brackets, credits, Social Security and Medicare, and state and local rules. The tool is 100 percent free, no sign-up, and your numbers stay in your browser.