How much is your pay really worth?
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How these calculators work
Every number on this site comes from the same 2026 tax parameters: IRS Revenue Procedure 2025-32 for federal brackets and the standard deduction, the Social Security Administration's wage base for FICA, and each state revenue department's published rates for the twelve largest states. Those parameters live in one versioned dataset that feeds both the pre-built pages and the interactive calculators on this page, so a $60,000 salary in Texas returns the same figure everywhere on the site.
The math itself is simplified on purpose: a single filer, the standard deduction, no additional credits or pre-tax deductions. That is a deliberate baseline, not a substitute for a tax professional — real paychecks vary with filing status, 401(k) contributions, health premiums and local taxes none of these tools can see. Read more about the assumptions on the about page.
What we don't do
We don't ask for sign-up, don't store what you type, and the calculators run entirely in your browser. We also don't give tax, legal or financial advice — for anything beyond a quick estimate, talk to a licensed professional or your payroll department.
Estimates for reference only, based on 2026 published rates. Not tax, legal or financial advice.