PayslipIQ USA · New JerseyCalculator
New Jersey pay stub checker & paycheck deduction guide
New Jersey taxes wage income with a top bracket of 10.75%. SDI, FLI, and UI worker contributions appear on most NJ pay stubs.
State income tax
Up to 10.75%
Minimum wage 2025
$15.49/hr
Local payroll tax
No
Paid leave program
NJ FLI
New Jersey paycheck calculator
Estimate take-home pay for New Jersey. Educational only — confirm with payroll.
Per paycheck
$1803.13
Per month (avg)
$3907
Per year (est.)
$46881
| Gross | $2307.69 |
| Pre-tax deductions | −$0.00 |
| Federal income tax (est.) | −$257.92 |
| Social Security | −$143.08 |
| Medicare | −$33.46 |
| State tax (est.) | −$70.10 |
| Take-home pay | $1803.13 |
Tax year 2025. Estimate based on IRS Pub. 15-T percentage method (Standard Withholding). Real paychecks vary because of W-4 details, multiple jobs, year-to-date wages, and employer-specific settings. Use as a starting point.
What appears on a New Jersey pay stub
- Federal taxes — federal income tax (W-4 based), Social Security 6.2%, Medicare 1.45%.
- New Jersey state income tax — progressive brackets up to 10.75%
- NJ SDI — mandatory worker contribution.
- NJ FLI — payroll deduction.
New Jersey sub-guides
- New Jersey paycheck calculator
- New Jersey pay stub checker
- New Jersey salary after tax
- New Jersey state income tax explained
- New Jersey payroll deductions
- New Jersey overtime pay rules
- New Jersey minimum wage on a paycheck
- New Jersey pay stub laws
- New Jersey local payroll taxes
- New Jersey: why is my paycheck lower?
Questions to ask payroll
- “Could you confirm which state and local tax codes are being applied to my pay?”
- “If I work in one state and live in another, which state am I being withheld for?”
- “Could you confirm the NJ SDI deduction rate?”
- “Could you confirm my NJ FLI contribution rate?”
What PayslipIQ cannot confirm for New Jersey
State and local rules change. PayslipIQ provides estimates and educational guidance — confirm important questions with the NJ Division of Taxation, your employer's payroll department, or a CPA, attorney, or other qualified professional licensed in your state.
Official sources
- IRS Publication 15-T, Federal Income Tax Withholding Methods — IRS · 2025 · last verified 2025-04-01
- IRS Topic 751 — Social Security and Medicare Withholding Rates — IRS · 2025 · last verified 2025-04-01
- SSA — Contribution and Benefit Base — SSA · 2025 · last verified 2025-04-01
- U.S. DOL — Overtime Pay (FLSA) — DOL · last verified 2025-04-01
Official New Jersey sources
SDI, FLI, UI worker contributions.
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