How is this different from the annual take-home calculator?

This tool starts from gross per paycheck (weekly, biweekly, etc.). The take-home pay calculator starts from annual salary. Both use the same simplified tax model.

Can I send results to my budget?

Signed-in users on the Expense Tracking Bundle can add net pay as a recurring income template or set a monthly income budget line from the results panel.

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Payroll & Paycheck Calculator

Enter gross wages per pay period or an hourly rate with hours per week, plus pay frequency, filing status, and common pre-tax deductions. We annualize for tax brackets, then show an estimated paycheck stub and annual summary. Send net pay to your Finance Profile or budgets when you use the expense workspace.

Educational paycheck estimate. Enter gross per pay period or an hourly wage; we annualize for 2025 federal brackets, then show per-paycheck taxes and net. Not your employer's exact withholding.

Paycheck & filing

Gross per paycheck

Pay frequency

Hours per week (for implied hourly rate)

Filing status (federal)

State (illustrative income tax)

Pre-tax & post-tax deductions (annual)

401(k) deferrals (annual)

HSA (annual)

Insurance premiums (annual)

Post-tax deductions (annual)

This paycheck (estimated)

$2,165

Net from gross $3,500 · Annualized gross $91,000 · ~$44/hr at 40 hrs/wk

Net / month: $4,691
Net / year: $56,289
Effective tax rate: 20.1%

Paycheck stub (per period)

Gross$3,500
Federal income tax−$302
State tax (est.)−$147
Social Security−$207
Medicare−$48
401(k)−$462
HSA−$77
Insurance−$92
Net pay$2,165

Send to your workspace

One-click from this calculator into goals, budgets, or your Finance Profile recurring money.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions