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CalcYet calculators help you estimate take-home pay, federal withholding, self-employment taxes, and salary conversions. Each tool is built with transparent methodology and aligned to current IRS guidance for 2026.
Last reviewed: February 9, 2026
Available Tools
Select a calculator below based on your situation. Each tool includes detailed assumptions, limitations, and links to official IRS resources.
W-4 Calculator
Estimate federal withholding per paycheck.
W-4 Calculator 2026
Year-focused withholding planning page.
1099 Tax Calculator
Estimate self-employment and quarterly taxes.
1099 With Deductions
Model business expenses and tax impact.
Overtime Calculator
Compute 1.5x/2x overtime earnings.
Salary to Hourly
Convert annual salary to hourly pay.
Hourly to Salary
Convert hourly wage to annual salary.
Bonus Tax Calculator
Estimate net bonus after withholding.
How These Calculators Work
All CalcYet calculators follow a consistent methodology:
- Federal tax: Progressive bracket model aligned to 2026 IRS tax tables and standard deductions.
- FICA: Social Security (6.2% to wage base) and Medicare (1.45% + 0.9% Additional Medicare Tax thresholds).
- State tax: Simplified effective rate model based on state income tax status and rates.
- Overtime: Time-and-a-half (1.5x) for hours over 40 per week, subject to federal rules.
- Self-employment tax: 15.3% on net business income for 1099 contractors.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these estimates accurate?
These calculators provide planning estimates, not final tax or payroll amounts. Actual results depend on employer configuration, state rules, and individual circumstances. Always verify with official IRS tools and your payroll provider.
How often are these calculators updated?
We update for material IRS and federal tax guidance changes. In 2026, we adjusted for updated tax brackets, standard deductions, and wage base limits announced by the IRS.
Can I use these for tax filing?
No. These tools are for paycheck planning and withholding guidance. Use official tax software or a CPA for filing and final tax calculations.
What if my actual paycheck differs from the estimate?
Payroll systems vary by employer in rounding, timing, and benefit deduction timing. Verify your actual withholding against recent paystubs and adjust W-4 assumptions as needed.
Do these calculators include state taxes?
Our take-home pay calculator includes state tax estimates using effective rate models. Other calculators focus on federal withholding only; you should model state taxes separately.
Are there limitations I should know about?
Yes. These calculators do not model: local taxes, itemized deductions, certain credits, pre-tax benefits, or specialized situations like foreign income or business losses. Review each calculator's limitations section.