Payroll & Paycheck Tax Calculator
Tax matters can be overwhelming. Have you ever wondered about the exact amount of tax deducted from your employees' paycheck? Or struggled with calculating employee payroll taxes? Rest assured, you're not alone. Our user-friendly Payroll Tax Calculator is here to provide answers to these common questions and more.
Now, you can calculate your net or gross pay by entering your pay period or annual salary and the relevant federal, state, and local W4 information into our free paycheck tax calculator. Remember, this is for an estimate only.
Our easy-to-use Payroll Tax Calculator provides net or gross pay estimates after tax deductions and benefits. It covers all applicable taxes, giving you precise details.
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FAQs
What are payroll taxes and how do they work?
Payroll taxes are mandatory taxes withheld from an employee's wages and matched by the employer to fund government programs like Social Security, Medicare, unemployment insurance, and more. These taxes are calculated as a percentage of wages and must be paid on a regular schedule—federal, state, and sometimes local. For small businesses, staying compliant means calculating, withholding, filing, and paying these taxes accurately and on time.
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What are the most common payroll tax mistakes small businesses make—and how can you avoid them?
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Why is using a payroll tax calculator important for small businesses?
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