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Arizona Take-Home Pay Calculator

See every deduction between your gross pay and what actually lands in your bank account — federal tax, Arizona withholding, FICA, and your own pre-tax and post-tax deductions.

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

From Gross Pay to Take-Home Pay

  1. 1. Gross pay

    Hours × rate (plus overtime), or annual salary ÷ pay periods.
  2. 2. Pre-tax deductions

    401(k), health insurance, HSA, and FSA contributions reduce your taxable wages first.
  3. 3. Federal income tax

    Based on your filing status and the 2026 IRS brackets, after the standard deduction.
  4. 4. Arizona withholding

    A flat percentage (0.0–3.5%) of your gross taxable wages, per your Form A-4 election.
  5. 5. FICA

    6.2% Social Security (up to the annual wage base) and 1.45% Medicare.
  6. 6. Post-tax deductions

    Roth 401(k), wage garnishments, or other after-tax deductions come out last.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between gross pay and take-home pay?+

Gross pay is your total earnings before anything is withheld. Take-home pay (net pay) is what's left after federal tax, Arizona withholding, Social Security, Medicare, and any deductions you've elected — it's the amount actually deposited into your bank account.

Why does my take-home pay change from paycheck to paycheck?+

Bonuses, overtime, and changes to benefits elections all shift the numbers. Also, if you're paid biweekly, two months a year will have three paychecks instead of two, which changes how monthly totals average out even though your annual pay doesn't change.

Can I estimate take-home pay without knowing my exact deductions?+

Yes — the calculator above defaults to no pre-tax or post-tax deductions, giving you a starting estimate. Add your 401(k), health insurance, or other deductions under 'Show deductions' for a more precise number.

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