Free & Accurate Paycheck Calculators
Understand your gross-to-net pay with our simple tools, updated for 2025 federal and state tax laws.
Choose Your State Calculator
Select your state to access a free, specialized salary calculator and see your real take-home pay.
Our highest-traffic tool. See your take-home pay with Illinois' flat tax.
Launch Calculator →A detailed calculator for Ohio's progressive tax brackets and local taxes.
Launch Calculator →Handle state and local-level county taxes with our comprehensive MD tool.
Launch Calculator →Calculate your take-home pay in a state with no state income tax.
Launch Calculator →Calculate your net pay using Colorado's flat state income tax rate.
Launch Calculator →Estimate your salary in a state with no state income tax but other payroll laws.
Launch Calculator →Calculate your pay with Indiana's state and county-level income taxes.
Launch Calculator →Estimate your take-home salary after Michigan's state income tax.
Launch Calculator →Why Choose Us?
Accurate & Up-to-Date
Our tools are updated with the latest 2025 federal and state tax laws to ensure you get the most accurate estimate possible.
Secure & Private
We respect your privacy. No personal financial data is ever stored or shared. Your calculations are 100% anonymous.
Simple & Comprehensive
We go beyond simple estimators by accounting for state-specific deductions, giving you a true gross-to-net breakdown.
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate are these paycheck calculators?
Our calculators are designed to provide a very close estimate of your take-home pay. We use the latest federal and state tax brackets and withholding information for 2025. However, they should be used for estimation purposes, as they do not account for unique, individual deductions like health insurance premiums, 401(k) contributions, or other pre-tax items unless specified.
What is the difference between gross pay and net pay?
Gross pay is the total amount of money you earn before any taxes or deductions are taken out. Net pay, often called "take-home pay," is the amount of money you actually receive in your paycheck after all deductions (like federal income tax, state tax, Social Security, and Medicare) have been subtracted.
Is my financial information safe?
Yes, your information is 100% safe. We respect your privacy completely. None of the financial data you enter into our calculators is ever stored, saved, or shared. All calculations happen in your browser and are anonymous.