StateTakeHome
Free take-home pay calculators + open data for all 50 states
StateTakeHome computes your real take-home pay in any US state. Enter a salary, pick a state and filing status, and get your net pay instantly — federal tax (2026 IRS brackets), state tax verified against each state's Department of Revenue, FICA, and OBBBA provisions like no-tax-on-overtime. 550+ free calculators cover all 50 states + DC, hourly-to-annual conversions, property and sales taxes by state and county, plus Canadian provinces. All the underlying data is published as open datasets (CC BY 4.0) with DOIs on Zenodo and Harvard Dataverse — every number is sourced and dated, no black box.
Features
- Take-home pay calculator for all 50 states + DC (2026 brackets, updated against IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32)
- State-by-state comparison: same salary, 51 jurisdictions, ranked (Take-Home Pay Index)
- Property tax by state AND county — 3,125 counties from Census ACS data
- Hourly ↔ annual salary converters, bonus tax, self-employment tax, OBBBA tools
- Canada module: all provinces, CPP/EI, RRSP/TFSA calculators (EN + FR)
- Open data: 13 CSV datasets, CC BY 4.0, free embeddable widget for any website
Use Cases
- Compare job offers across states: see what a $100k offer actually pays in Texas vs California
- Plan a relocation: income tax, property tax and sales tax in one place before you move
- Freelancers and 1099 workers: estimate self-employment tax and quarterly set-asides
- HR teams and recruiters: share accurate net-pay estimates with candidates
- Journalists and researchers: reuse our CC BY datasets with state and county granularity
Comments
Hi makers! 👋 I built StateTakeHome after realizing how hard it is to answer a simple question: "what will I actually take home if I move from state X to state Y?" Most calculators give you one state at a time, with unsourced numbers. So we went the data-house route: a calculation engine verified against IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32 and every state's Department of Revenue, 550+ calculators covering all 50 states + DC (plus Canadian provinces), and — this is the part I'm proudest of — all the underlying data published as open datasets under CC BY 4.0, with DOIs on Zenodo and Harvard Dataverse. Every number is dated and sourced, no black box. Recent additions: the Take-Home Pay Index (all 51 jurisdictions ranked on the same salary), property tax down to the county level (3,125 counties), and 2026 OBBBA provisions like no-tax-on-overtime. I'd love feedback on what to build next — state-to-state comparison is the most requested feature so far. And if you cite salary data anywhere, the datasets are free to reuse.
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Hi makers! 👋 I built StateTakeHome after realizing how hard it is to answer a simple question: "what will I actually take home if I move from state X to state Y?" Most calculators give you one state at a time, with unsourced numbers. So we went the data-house route: a calculation engine verified against IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32 and every state's Department of Revenue, 550+ calculators covering all 50 states + DC (plus Canadian provinces), and — this is the part I'm proudest of — all the underlying data published as open datasets under CC BY 4.0, with DOIs on Zenodo and Harvard Dataverse. Every number is dated and sourced, no black box. Recent additions: the Take-Home Pay Index (all 51 jurisdictions ranked on the same salary), property tax down to the county level (3,125 counties), and 2026 OBBBA provisions like no-tax-on-overtime. I'd love feedback on what to build next — state-to-state comparison is the most requested feature so far. And if you cite salary data anywhere, the datasets are free to reuse.
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