Federal tax is only the first layer of a US payslip. Each calculator below adds the state's own tax — or confirms there is none — on top of the federal bands and FICA, and shows both lines. For the federal layer on its own, use the United States calculator.
These states (and only these) levy no tax on wages and salaries. A payslip there carries federal tax and FICA only — plus, in Washington, the WA Cares payroll premium.
No standard state allowance in the model · Payroll: WA Cares Fund premium 0.58%
Open calculator →One rate on taxable wages, the same at every salary once the state allowance is covered. The federal tax on top is still graduated.
Standard deduction (federal; Colorado taxes federal taxable income): $16,100
Open calculator →Standard deduction (federal amount; Idaho starts from federal taxable income): $16,100
Open calculator →Standard deduction (federal amount, via federal taxable income): $16,100
Open calculator →Rates climb in bands as taxable income rises, on top of the federal bands. The District of Columbia is listed here with the states because it taxes like one.
Standard deduction (maximum $3,000) + personal exemption $1,500: $4,500
Open calculator →Standard deduction (single): $5,900 · Payroll: California SDI 1.3%
Open calculator →Standard deduction (single; matches the federal amount): $16,100
Open calculator →Standard deduction ($8,000) plus personal exemption ($1,144): $9,144
Open calculator →Standard deduction ($3,605) + personal exemption ($9,160): $12,765
Open calculator →Standard deduction ($15,300) + personal exemption ($5,300): $20,600
Open calculator →Standard deduction ($3,350) + personal exemption ($3,200): $6,550
Open calculator →Standard deduction (federal amount; Montana starts from federal AGI): $16,100
Open calculator →Standard deduction (federal amount, for filers who do not itemise federally): $16,100
Open calculator →Standard deduction (federal amount, via federal taxable income): $16,100
Open calculator →Standard deduction ($11,200) + personal exemption ($5,250): $16,450
Open calculator →Standard deduction ($7,650) + personal exemption ($5,300): $12,950
Open calculator →Standard deduction (maximum $13,960) + personal exemption ($700): $14,660
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