Work Tools / Pay & planning

Make sense of payday.

Estimate your weekly take-home pay, including overtime, taxes and deductions.

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01 / Your week

Hourly rate ($)Extra pay ($ total)Bonus or other pay added to this check.

Total worked hoursInclude any double-time hours.Double-time hoursAlready included in your total hours.

First 40 non-DT hours at regular pay · Remaining non-DT hours at 1.5× · DT at 2×.

Skip deductions marked “benefit-only” on this check

W-4 & withholding settings

2026 weekly withholding · Form W-4 from 2020 or later.

Filing statusMultiple jobs · Step 2

Annual credits · Step 3 ($)Extra weekly tax · Step 4(c) ($)

Annual other income · Step 4(a) ($)Annual deductions · Step 4(b) ($)

Exempt from federal income tax withholding

Federal tax roundingOther tax withholding ($ / week)Enter state or local tax manually, if applicable.

Paycheck deductions

Amounts start at zero. Set each deduction’s tax treatment to match your paystub. Percentage amounts apply to gross pay.

Year-to-date wages (optional)

Taxable wages from this employer before this check. Blank means zero. Used for Social Security and Additional Medicare withholding.

YTD Social Security wages ($)YTD Medicare wages ($)

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02 / Your estimated paycheck

Ready when you are

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estimated weekly take-home pay

Gross pay: —
Federal income tax: —
Social Security: —
Medicare: —
Additional Medicare: —
Other tax withholding: —
Paycheck deductions: —

Hours & earnings

Regular: —
Overtime: —
Double time: —
Extra pay: —

Enter your rate and hours to see your estimate.

2026 federal estimate. Extra pay is treated as regular wages. State/local taxes are included only if entered. Employer pay rules and payroll rounding may differ. IRS withholding tables · Payroll tax rates