Salary & Paycheck Calculators
Find out exactly what you'll take home after tax — for your state or country. Covers salary, hourly pay, and overtime.
California Paycheck Calculator
California imposes some of the most progressive individual income tax rates in the United States, alongside mandatory State Disability Insurance (SDI) with uncapped wage thresholds. This calculator determines your exact net take-home pay by factoring in 2026 IRS federal brackets, California Franchise Tax Board (FTB) tax schedules, FICA withholdings, and voluntary pre-tax contributions.
Ireland PAYE Calculator
Irish employment income is taxed under the Pay As You Earn (PAYE) statutory framework. Take-home pay is determined by three distinct statutory levies: Income Tax (charged at 20% and 40% after tax credits), the Universal Social Charge (USC), and Pay Related Social Insurance (PRSI). This calculator applies the official 2026 Revenue Budget thresholds and tax credits to compute your exact weekly, monthly, or annual net salary.
UK Salary Calculator
In the United Kingdom, employment earnings are taxed through the HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) Pay As You Earn (PAYE) statutory regime. Take-home pay is determined by progressive Income Tax bands, Class 1 employee National Insurance contributions (NICs) at the 8% statutory rate, and qualifying workplace pension schemes. This calculator provides a complete, itemized breakdown of your weekly, monthly, and annual take-home salary.
New Zealand Income Tax & KiwiSaver Calculator
New Zealand's tax system combines progressive Inland Revenue (IRD) income tax brackets, the ACC Earner's Levy for personal injury insurance, and voluntary-but-automatic KiwiSaver superannuation contributions. This calculator applies the 2026/27 Te Tari Taake tax thresholds — including the Independent Earner Tax Credit (IETC) for eligible middle earners and student loan deduction rules — to give you your accurate net take-home pay per week, fortnight, month, or year.
Texas Paycheck Calculator
Texas is one of nine U.S. states with no individual personal income tax, constitutionally enshrined in Article VIII, Section 24-a of the Texas Constitution. While Texas workers pay zero state income tax and zero state disability insurance (SDI) withholding, their paychecks are subject to federal income tax withholding under IRS 2026 brackets and mandatory federal FICA payroll taxes (Social Security and Medicare). Use this calculator to determine your precise net pay and see your take-home advantage compared to high-tax states.
Florida Paycheck Calculator
Florida is one of the premier zero-income-tax states in the nation, with Article VII, Section 5(a) of the Florida Constitution guaranteeing that no individual state personal income tax can be levied on residents. While Florida employees owe $0.00 in state income tax and pay zero mandatory state disability insurance (SDI), their paychecks remain subject to federal income tax withholding under IRS 2026 tax schedules and mandatory FICA payroll contributions. Use this tool to calculate your exact take-home pay and see the Sunshine State relocation tax advantage compared to high-tax states like New York and California.
New York Paycheck Calculator
New York is one of the highest-taxed states in the United States, layering New York State progressive income tax (4.0%–8.82%) on top of mandatory federal withholding. Residents of New York City face an additional local resident income tax (3.078%–3.876%) levied under NYC Administrative Code §11-1706. This calculator applies official 2026 IRS brackets, NYS Department of Taxation and Finance withholding schedules, and NY Workers' Compensation Board 2026 Paid Family Leave rates to compute your exact take-home pay.
California Overtime Calculator
California has the strictest overtime law in the United States, mandating daily overtime rather than just weekly. Under California Labor Code § 510, any employee who works more than 8 hours in a single workday, more than 40 hours in a workweek, or on the 7th consecutive day of a workweek is entitled to overtime pay. This calculator applies all three triggers — daily OT at 1.5×, daily double-time after 12 hours, and the unique 7th-day rule.
Texas Overtime Calculator
Texas has no state overtime law and relies entirely on the federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) for overtime requirements. Under FLSA, non-exempt employees who work more than 40 hours in a workweek must receive at least 1.5× their regular rate of pay for all overtime hours. Unlike California, Texas has no daily overtime rule — only the 40-hour weekly threshold applies. This calculator also supports two-rate weeks using the FLSA weighted average method (29 CFR § 778.115).
New York Overtime Calculator
New York follows the FLSA 40-hour weekly overtime rule but adds important local protections: NYC has a higher minimum wage ($16.50/hr for large employers in 2026), and NYC residents pay an additional local income tax of up to 3.876%. This calculator computes overtime pay correctly for both NYC residents and statewide NY workers, and includes an estimate of NY state income tax and NYC local tax.
Ontario Overtime Calculator
Ontario's Employment Standards Act 2000 (ESA) sets the overtime threshold at 44 hours per week — four hours higher than the US FLSA standard of 40 hours. Any non-exempt employee who works more than 44 hours in a workweek must receive at least 1.5× their regular hourly rate for all overtime hours. Ontario also permits overtime averaging agreements and time-off-in-lieu (TOIL) arrangements, giving both employers and employees flexibility in how overtime is compensated.
UK Minimum Wage Calculator
The UK National Minimum Wage (NMW) and National Living Wage (NLW) are legally enforceable floors set annually by the UK Government following Low Pay Commission recommendations. From April 2026, the National Living Wage for workers aged 21 and over is £12.71 per hour — a 4.1% increase from April 2025. This calculator checks whether your pay is compliant with the law, calculates your annual and monthly earnings, and estimates your take-home pay after income tax and National Insurance.
UK Take-Home Pay Calculator
Understanding exactly how much of your gross salary arrives in your bank account is essential for personal budgeting and negotiating job offers. In the United Kingdom, your take-home pay is determined by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) progressive Income Tax bands, Class 1 employee National Insurance contributions (NICs) at the 8% statutory main rate, auto-enrolment workplace pensions, and student loan repayments. This calculator provides an exact, itemized projection of your annual, monthly, weekly, and daily net take-home pay across England, Wales, Northern Ireland, and Scotland.
UK PAYE Calculator
Pay As You Earn (PAYE) is the statutory system HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) uses to collect Income Tax and Class 1 National Insurance from employees as they earn it. Deductions are determined by your pay period frequency, contractual gross wages, and your specific HMRC tax code. This calculator computes exact PAYE deductions per pay period (weekly, fortnightly, 4-weekly, or monthly), accounts for emergency W1/M1 non-cumulative status, models K-codes (for company car and P11D taxable benefits), enforces the statutory 50% regulatory cap, and calculates employer Class 1 secondary NIC contributions.
UK Monthly Take-Home Pay Calculator
Because most UK employees are paid on a monthly schedule, personal budgeting revolves around your net monthly deposit on payday. This calculator translates your gross monthly wage or annual salary into your exact cash-in-bank amount after PAYE income tax, Class 1 National Insurance, auto-enrolment pensions (with employer match), and student loans. It also provides an interactive 50 / 30 / 20 monthly budgeting breakdown, showing how much of your monthly pay should go toward essential living costs, lifestyle spending, and savings.
State-to-State Paycheck Comparison Calculator
Moving between states or countries drastically alters your take-home pay due to diverging state income tax brackets, local municipal levies, and mandatory disability or paid leave withholdings. Rather than running separate calculations across multiple tabs, this cross-calculator executes dual tax models simultaneously in your browser, revealing the exact net cash difference, effective rate delta, and relocation salary needed to maintain your lifestyle.
Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) Paycheck Equalizer
Earning $120,000 in Manhattan or San Francisco delivers a vastly different standard of living than $120,000 in Austin, Charlotte, Manchester, or Calgary. A nominal salary increase can easily turn into an effective pay cut if moving to a city with steeper housing, grocery, and state tax indices. This Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) Paycheck Equalizer normalizes municipal price indices and local statutory tax burdens to calculate the exact salary required to maintain your living standard — and evaluates whether a relocation job offer represents a real raise or pay cut.