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Utah Paycheck Calculator

See take-home pay after federal and Utah withholding and FICA on the 2026 tax tables, and what the paycheck costs you in payroll taxes. Free, no sign-up.

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A Utah 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
Utah income tax−$102.69
Take-home pay$1,835.38
Employer taxes on top$190.39
Utah 2026: 4.45% less a $0 withholding allowance (the $485 base, reduced by 1.3% of wages above $9,348).

Payroll taxes in Utah

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
Utah unemploymentEmployerIndustry average for new employers, on $50,700.00
Utah income taxEmployeeThe state's 2026 withholding formula
Sources: IRS Pub 15 and 15-T (2026), US DOL state unemployment provisions (January 2026), the state's withholding instructions.

Utah pay rules to know

RuleUtah
Minimum wageFederal ($7.25)
How often to payTwice a month. Paid within 10 days after the period closes.
Final paycheckWithin 24 hours if fired. If they quit: next regular payday.
New hire reportingWithin 20 days, to Utah Department of Workforce Services
From the state facts of our compliance guides.

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