Paycheck Take-Home by State (2026)

FICA does not change when you cross a state line. Withholding does. These guides explain the state line and deep-link into the paycheck calculator with a planning percentage — not 51 copies of the same stub.

By The PiggyMath Editorial Desk Last updated

Filled this round: California · Texas · Florida · New York · Pennsylvania · Illinois · Ohio · New Jersey. Every state already has self-employment tax. National tool: Paycheck calculator.

Matrix status

StateCodeThis topicStatus
AlabamaAL—Not built — use national calculator
AlaskaAK—Not built — use national calculator
ArizonaAZ—Not built — use national calculator
ArkansasAR—Not built — use national calculator
CaliforniaCAOpen CaliforniaFilled (2026)
ColoradoCO—Not built — use national calculator
ConnecticutCT—Not built — use national calculator
DelawareDE—Not built — use national calculator
Washington, D.C.DC—Not built — use national calculator
FloridaFLOpen FloridaFilled (2026)
GeorgiaGA—Not built — use national calculator
HawaiiHI—Not built — use national calculator
IdahoID—Not built — use national calculator
IllinoisILOpen IllinoisFilled (2026)
IndianaIN—Not built — use national calculator
IowaIA—Not built — use national calculator
KansasKS—Not built — use national calculator
KentuckyKY—Not built — use national calculator
LouisianaLA—Not built — use national calculator
MaineME—Not built — use national calculator
MarylandMD—Not built — use national calculator
MassachusettsMA—Not built — use national calculator
MichiganMI—Not built — use national calculator
MinnesotaMN—Not built — use national calculator
MississippiMS—Not built — use national calculator
MissouriMO—Not built — use national calculator
MontanaMT—Not built — use national calculator
NebraskaNE—Not built — use national calculator
NevadaNV—Not built — use national calculator
New HampshireNH—Not built — use national calculator
New JerseyNJOpen New JerseyFilled (2026)
New MexicoNM—Not built — use national calculator
New YorkNYOpen New YorkFilled (2026)
North CarolinaNC—Not built — use national calculator
North DakotaND—Not built — use national calculator
OhioOHOpen OhioFilled (2026)
OklahomaOK—Not built — use national calculator
OregonOR—Not built — use national calculator
PennsylvaniaPAOpen PennsylvaniaFilled (2026)
Rhode IslandRI—Not built — use national calculator
South CarolinaSC—Not built — use national calculator
South DakotaSD—Not built — use national calculator
TennesseeTN—Not built — use national calculator
TexasTXOpen TexasFilled (2026)
UtahUT—Not built — use national calculator
VermontVT—Not built — use national calculator
VirginiaVA—Not built — use national calculator
WashingtonWA—Not built — use national calculator
West VirginiaWV—Not built — use national calculator
WisconsinWI—Not built — use national calculator
WyomingWY—Not built — use national calculator

Empty topic cells are intentional. Use the national calculator and the existing SE tax landing rather than a doorway page with only the state name swapped.

Frequently asked questions

Why aren’t all 51 states listed as full guides?
Thin clones fail readers and search. We filled California, Texas, Florida, New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, and New Jersey — a mix of no-tax, flat, graduated, BID, locals, and 1099-K special rules. Other states keep their SE tax landing and the national calculator.
Is self-employment tax different by state?
No. 15.3% on 92.35% of net profit is federal. State income tax is separate. See Self-Employment Tax by State.
Do you invent 2027 state brackets?
No. 2027 federal dates appear on the deadlines hub. Unpublished 2027 wage base and federal brackets stay off these pages.

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