Free After-Tax Calculators: Take-Home Pay & More (2026)

All free. All 2026 rates. Find the right after-tax calculator for your situation — salary, hourly wages, state take-home pay, bonuses, investments, or retirement. No signup required.

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Not sure which calculator to use?

Most visitors need one of three things: how much a salary takes home, how their state affects their paycheck, or how an hourly rate converts to annual pay. These three tools cover the majority of those questions:

State paycheck calculators

State and employee payroll rules can materially change take-home pay. Texas and Florida do not impose an individual wage income tax; Washington has no broad wage income tax but does have employee payroll premiums; California uses progressive state income tax plus SDI. Under this site's standardized 2026 model, a $100,000 salary is about $79,180 after federal income tax and FICA in Texas/Florida versus about $72,151 in California. Use the dedicated state calculator to see the assumptions applied.

Dedicated state calculators

State comparison tools

Income & pay calculators

Convert between pay periods, estimate paychecks, compare salary vs hourly jobs, and see how raises or bonuses affect your net income.

Self-employment & side income

Freelancers and contractors may owe both income tax and self-employment tax. The statutory SE tax rate is 15.3%, generally applied to 92.35% of net self-employment earnings before the Social Security wage-base and Additional Medicare rules are considered. These tools provide planning estimates and show the assumptions used.

Investments & asset sales

Capital gains, crypto, and property sales are taxed differently from regular income. These calculators estimate what you keep after tax on each asset type.

Equity & stock compensation

RSUs are taxed as ordinary income at vesting; stock options depend on the option type and timing of exercise. These tools estimate net proceeds after tax.

Retirement & inheritance

Withdrawals from traditional retirement accounts are taxed as ordinary income. Early distributions may also face a 10% additional tax unless an exception applies.

Relocation & life events

Major financial events — relocating to a new state, receiving a settlement, or comparing income across countries — each have tax implications that a standard paycheck calculator won't cover.

Canadian take-home pay calculators

Canadian federal + provincial tax calculators using 2026 brackets.

After-tax income guides

Not sure how taxes work? These plain-language guides explain the fundamentals:

Which calculator should I use?

Which calculator should I use to find my take-home pay?

Use the Salary Calculator for a full breakdown across all pay periods (annual, monthly, biweekly, weekly, hourly). Use the Take-Home Pay Calculator for a detailed line-by-line tax breakdown including FICA. For state-specific results, use the dedicated state paycheck calculator for your state.

I want to understand exactly what taxes come out of my paycheck.

Use the Take-Home Pay Calculator. It breaks down federal income tax, state income tax, Social Security, and Medicare as separate lines — so you see the estimated amount for each modeled layer. Works for all 50 states.

I want to compare take-home pay between two states.

Use the State Take-Home Pay Comparison Tool. Enter one salary and compare any two or three states side by side — useful for evaluating job offers or relocation decisions. For a full 50-state ranking, see best states for take-home pay.

Which calculator shows take-home pay by state?

The Take-Home Pay Calculator and Salary Calculator both include a state selector covering all 50 states. For state-specific detail — including hourly wage tables and biweekly estimates — use the dedicated state calculator pages for California, Texas, Florida, New York, and Washington.

What is $75,000 a year take-home pay?

Under this site's standardized 2026 single-filer assumptions, a $75,000 salary is approximately $61,592/year ($5,133/month) after federal income tax and FICA in Texas or Florida, or about $57,397/year ($4,783/month) in California after the modeled California income tax and SDI. Use the Take-Home Pay Calculator with your state selected for an estimate based on the assumptions shown.

Are all these calculators free?

Yes. Every calculator on After Tax Tools is completely free with no account required.