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Florida Paycheck Calculator

See take-home pay on the 2026 tax tables, with no Florida income tax on wages, and what the paycheck costs you in payroll taxes. Free, no sign-up.

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A Florida paycheck, worked out

$60,000 a year, paid biweekly, single, no other W-4 entries.

LineAmount
Gross pay$2,307.69
Federal income tax−$193.08
Social Security (6.2%)−$143.08
Medicare (1.45%)−$33.46
Take-home pay$1,938.07
Employer taxes on top$252.70
No state income tax on wages.

Payroll taxes in Florida

TaxWho pays2026
Federal income taxEmployeeFrom the W-4 and IRS Pub 15-T
Social SecurityBoth6.2% each, up to $184,500 of wages
MedicareBoth1.45% each; the employee pays 0.9% more over $200,000
Federal unemployment (FUTA)Employer0.6% of the first $7,000
Florida unemploymentEmployer2.70% for new employers, on the first $7,000.00
Florida income taxEmployeeNone on wages
Sources: IRS Pub 15 and 15-T (2026), US DOL state unemployment provisions (January 2026), the state's withholding instructions.

Florida pay rules to know

RuleFlorida
Minimum wage$15.00/hour
How often to payNo state rule. You choose the payroll schedule.
Final paycheckNo state deadline. The next regular payday is common practice.
New hire reportingWithin 20 days, to Florida Department of Revenue
From the state facts of our compliance guides.

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