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Gross vs Net Salary Calculator
Compare gross salary vs net (take-home) pay by accounting for taxes and common deductions, and see monthly/biweekly/weekly breakdowns.
Use your best estimate (federal + state + payroll combined).
Examples: HSA/FSA, union dues, commuter benefits, garnishments, etc.
This is an estimate using an effective tax rate and annual deductions. Actual paycheck withholding can vary.
Gross annual: $80000
Estimated taxes (22.00%): $17600
Annual deductions: $0
Net (take-home) annual: $62400
Net monthly: $5200.00
Net biweekly: $2400.00
Net weekly: $1200.00
How to use this gross vs net salary calculator
- Enter your gross annual salary (or gross per paycheck).
- Enter an estimated effective tax rate and any deductions (401k, insurance, other).
- Review net annual, net monthly, and net per-paycheck results.
Example
If gross annual salary is $80,000, effective tax rate is 22%, and deductions are $6,000/year, net annual pay is $56,400.
- Gross annual: $80,000
- Taxes (22%): $17,600
- Deductions: $6,000
- Net annual: $56,400
- Net monthly: $4,700
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