USA · CITY PAYCHECK CALCULATORS · 2026 · Educational only
US city paycheck calculators
Every live city paycheck page on PayslipIQ is listed here. Pages with an employee local tax preselect that line. Pages with no city income tax say so. Other KY occupational rates and Oregon PFA/SHS stay out of the picker.
NYC resident income tax 3.078% to 3.876% across four brackets. Non-residents working in NYC pay no NYC tax.
16.75% surcharge of NY State tax for residents. 0.5% non-resident earnings tax for those who work in Yonkers.
Earned Income Tax: 3.74% resident / 3.43% non-resident. Outside the PA Act 32 system.
City income tax: 2.4% resident / 1.2% non-resident. Largest of ~24 Michigan cities with a city income tax.
No employee-side city income tax. SF Payroll Expense / Gross Receipts Tax is employer-paid only.
City Wage Tax 1.25% on wages earned in Wilmington. Work-location based.
1% Earnings Tax on residents (all wages) and on KC wages of non-residents. Renewed by voters through 2031.
1% Earnings Tax on residents (all wages) and on STL wages of non-residents. Renewed by voters through 2031.
Occupational license tax 2.2% resident / 1.45% nonresident on wages for work in Jefferson County. Other KY cities are not this rate.
Multnomah PFA + Portland Metro SHS above income thresholds ($125k+ single). OR Paid Leave 0.6% applies to all. PFA/SHS are not in the local-tax picker.
Baltimore City piggyback 3.20% (MD maximum) on top of Maryland state tax. Residence-based. Pick Maryland county piggyback in the calculator.
2.5% municipal income tax via RITA, residents and Cleveland wages of nonresidents. Pick Ohio RITA / CCA and enter 2.5%.
1.8% city earnings tax, administered by the city (not RITA). Same rate field as Ohio RITA / CCA. Enter 1.8%.
Marion County local income tax 2.02% (residence on Jan 1). Pick Indiana county tax and enter 2.02%. Other IN counties differ.
Act 32 EIT 3% resident / 1% nonresident. LST $52/year is not in the estimator. Pick PA EIT and enter 3% or 1%.
No city income tax. Georgia flat state tax. Federal + FICA + GA only.
No Texas state income tax and no Austin or Travis County income tax. Federal + FICA only.
No city income tax. Massachusetts 5% plus MA PFML 0.46% employee share. Millionaire surtax is separate.
No city income tax. North Carolina flat 3.99% for 2026. Federal + FICA + NC.
No Texas state income tax and no Dallas city or county income tax. Federal + FICA only.
Employee Occupational Privilege Tax $5.75/month if you earn $500+ in Denver. Not a percent wage tax, so it is not in the local-tax picker. CO FAMLI is in the paycheck tool.
No Texas state income tax and no Houston or Harris County income tax. Federal + FICA only.
No Nevada state income tax and no Las Vegas or Clark County income tax. Federal + FICA only.
No Florida state income tax and no Miami or Miami-Dade income tax. Federal + FICA only.
No city income tax. Minnesota progressive state tax plus MN Paid Leave on the paycheck tool.
No Tennessee state income tax (Hall Tax repealed) and no Nashville city income tax. Federal + FICA only.
No employee-side Newark city income tax. Newark Payroll Tax 1.1% is employer-paid. NJ SDI/FLI are on the paycheck tool.
No city income tax. Arizona flat 2.5%. Federal + FICA + AZ.
No city income tax. California progressive state tax plus CA SDI 1.3% (no wage cap).
No Washington state income tax and no Seattle city income tax. WA PFML and WA Cares are on the paycheck tool.
Localities without their own page
Other Ohio RITA / CCA cities, Maryland counties, Indiana counties, PA Act 32 municipalities, and Kentucky occupational cities besides Louisville Metro: use the Local Paycheck Taxes estimator and enter the published rate. Do not use Louisville Metro 2.2% for those KY cities.
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