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Phoenix Paycheck Calculator

Phoenix has no city income tax — your paycheck is only subject to federal income tax and Arizona's flat 2.5% state tax, the same as anywhere else in Arizona. Phoenix follows the statewide minimum wage of $15.15/hour.

Estimated net pay per pay period

$1,892

Gross pay
$2,308
Federal income tax
− $193
Arizona withholding
− $46
Social Security
− $143
Medicare
− $33

Effective tax rate

18.0%

Take-home percentage

82.0%

FrequencyGrossNet
Weekly$1,154$946
Biweekly$2,308$1,892
Semimonthly$2,500$2,050
Monthly$5,000$4,099
Annually$60,000$49,190

What if your salary increased?

  • $65,000$53,108/yr net
  • $70,000$56,675/yr net
  • $75,000$60,093/yr net

Phoenix Pay Examples

Hourly wages

$20/hour$669/week net
$25/hour$825/week net
$30/hour$982/week net

Annual salaries

$40,000/year$2,793/mo net
$50,000/year$3,446/mo net
$75,000/year$5,008/mo net
$100,000/year$6,432/mo net

Single filer, default 2.0% Arizona withholding, no deductions.

Taxes and Wages in Phoenix

Because Arizona has no local income tax, your Phoenix paycheck deductions are identical to any other Arizona city: federal income tax, Arizona's flat state tax withheld at your chosen A-4 percentage, 6.2% Social Security, and 1.45% Medicare. Phoenix has not passed its own minimum wage ordinance, so it uses the statewide rate — for comparison, see how Tucson and Flagstaff set higher local minimum wages.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Phoenix have a city income tax?+

No. Phoenix does not levy any city income tax — Phoenix workers pay only federal income tax and Arizona's flat state income tax, the same as the rest of the state.

What is Phoenix's minimum wage?+

Phoenix follows Arizona's statewide minimum wage of $15.15/hour; the city has not enacted a separate local minimum wage.

Is take-home pay different in Phoenix than in Tucson?+

For identical wages, no — since Arizona has no city income taxes, take-home pay after taxes is the same in Phoenix as anywhere else in Arizona. The only city-level difference that affects pay is the local minimum wage floor.

Tax year 2026 · Data reviewed 2026-08-15 · See methodology and sources. Estimates only — not tax or legal advice.