2026 US Paycheck & Income Tax Calculators by State

Choose your state first, then open a paycheck estimator, federal income tax calculator, or tax-bracket reference. The results use published 2026 federal rates and make state-tax coverage explicit.

Choose your state first

US state or Washington, DC Which tool do you need?

All 50 states and DC are selectable. When 2026 state-specific rules are not yet verified, results show federal tax and payroll deductions only — not a complete net paycheck.

Browse 2026 calculators for states without a broad wage income tax

These states do not levy a broad-based individual state income tax on employee wages. Other state payroll programs, local taxes, and job benefits may still affect take-home pay. Review each calculator's limitations.

Alaska

Florida

Nevada

New Hampshire

South Dakota

Tennessee

Texas

Washington

Wyoming

What is covered in this first release?

Federal standard deductions, marginal income tax rates and employee Social Security/Medicare deductions. For wage-income-tax states, the calculators provide a clearly labeled federal-only estimate until the state's calculation rules are reviewed.

The first state-wage-tax-free pilot group includes Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, Wyoming. Washington does not broadly tax wages, but it has a capital gains tax relevant to some other income.

How to use the calculators

Choose the state where your income is generally taxable; residency and work locations can change the answer.
Choose paycheck, income tax or bracket view.
Enter annual or periodic pay, filing status and eligible federal pretax adjustments.
Review federal tax separately from employee payroll tax. If state income tax is not calculated, do not treat the remainder as net pay.

Sources and annual updates

Source year: 2026. Updated for 2026 federal tax schedules and wage base, not previous tax years. These are educational estimates, not payroll withholding or tax filing software.