Use your hourly rate of pay and estimated number of hours worked each pay period to calculate your net or
"take home pay". You can enter up to 6 different hourly pay rates.
The gross pay calculator can be used to determine what the gross pay would need to be in order to achieve a
specific desired net pay or "take home pay". Enter the desired net pay amount, tax information and deduction
details and the calculator will provide the gross pay amount.
401k calculator helps you plan for the future. Your 401(k) plan account might be your best tool for creating a secure retirement. Why? You only pay taxes on contributions and earnings when the money is withdrawn. Plus, many employers provide matching contributions. Use this calculator to see how increasing your contributions to a 401(k) can affect your paycheck and your retirement savings.
Determine the net amount of your
upcoming bonus or special wage payment and the tax amounts that will be
withheld. Enter the gross amount of the bonus before taxes and the
calculator will determine the tax withholding amounts using the federal
supplemental tax rate and the state supplemental tax rate if your state
allows a supplemental tax rate. If your state does not have a special
supplemental rate, you will forwarded to the aggregate bonus calculator.
This is state-by-state compliant for those states who allow the aggregate
method or percentage method of withholding on bonus payments.
Determine the net amount of your
upcoming bonus or special wage payment and the tax amounts that will be
withheld. Enter the gross amount of the bonus before taxes and details from
your last paycheck; the calculator will then determine the tax withholding
amounts using the aggregate tax calculation method. This is state-by-state
compliant for those states that allow the aggregate or percentage method of
withholding on bonus payments.
Form W-4 is an IRS form that is prepared by an employee for submission
to their employer. The W-4 form indicates the employee's federal
exemptions and Social Security number. This information enables the
employer to determine the amount of federal withholding tax that should
be deducted from an employee's paycheck. The W-4 assistant will help you
complete a federal form W-4 by asking you a series of simple questions.
The assistant will then give you the opportunity to print a completed
form W-4 that you can submit to your employer.
Compare your net pay or "take home pay" by entering your per-period or annual salary along with
the pertinent Federal, State and local W-4 information into this free Dual Scenario Salary Paycheck Calculator.