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Enter your pay and frequency, then adjust your weekly hours and weeks worked for an exact result. Switch to the take-home tab to estimate your net pay by filing status and state. All calculations run instantly in your browser — nothing is stored.
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Estimate your 2025 federal tax refund or balance owed from your income, tax withheld and filing status.
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Scale a full-time salary down to part-time hours to see your pro-rata annual, monthly and weekly pay.
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See how your 401(k) contribution percentage changes your take-home pay and tax, plus the employer match and what your balance could grow to by retirement.
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See what any hourly wage is per year, month, week and day, with a full $12–$150 an hour conversion table.
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