Arizona paycheck calculator

Estimate take-home pay after taxes and deductions.

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Who can use this calculator?
Hourly pay requirements
Benefits and payroll deductions

Dollar amounts per paycheck. Leave zero when no deduction applies.

Federal W-4 settings

Copy your 2020-or-later W-4. Zero means no adjustment.

Arizona income tax
Arizona tax notes

Dated planning estimate, not current payroll withholding.

What will extra overtime pay add?

Compare this check with and without added gross earnings. Federal withholding annualizes each check. Benefit, local-tax, and insurance amounts stay fixed in this comparison.

Work out extra-shift gross pay

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Estimated take-home pay

2026

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Choose a state and enter your pay. Then select Show my take-home estimate to see taxes, deductions, and take-home pay.

Try an example to see how it works.

How this Arizona paycheck estimate works

The February baseline uses a pre-OBBBA standard deduction of $8,350 single / $16,700 joint. Later conformity changes and dependent credits are not modeled. Use your payroll amount for a current-check comparison.

Arizona wage-income tax baseline

The following annual tax brackets come from Tax Foundation’s compilation as of . That is the data date, not today’s date. The compilation includes prior-year amounts where updates were unavailable. This page does not claim these are current state withholding tables.

Arizona: annual taxable-income bands in the dated baseline
Single: income overRateJoint: income overRate
$0.002.5%$0.002.5%

Baseline standard deduction: $8,350.00 single / $16,700.00 joint. Personal exemption: $0.00 / $0.00. Personal or taxpayer credit before modeled limits: $0.00 / $0.00. These amounts are not additional cash deductions from your paycheck.

For a closer match to your check, select Enter payroll amount and enter your Arizona income-tax withholding. State and federal pre-tax treatment can differ. Enter eligible state pre-tax deductions separately when using the bracket estimate.

Example: $25 an hour, 40 hours, paid weekly

ARIZONA / SINGLE / SAMPLE VALUES$1,000.00 gross → $824.43 estimated take-home

Federal withholding $78.08; Social Security $62.00; Medicare $14.50; Arizona basic bracket tax $20.99. No local tax, insurance, benefits, or W-4 adjustments. Previous year-to-date wages are zero. This is a worked planning example, not a typical paycheck or an official payroll result.

What should I copy from my Arizona pay stub?

Check the pay frequency, gross wages, state income-tax withholding, local tax, and employee insurance or leave contributions. Keep employer-only contributions out of employee deductions. Copy previous FICA-taxable wages from the same employer to account for the annual Social Security limit.

Will overtime change my Arizona paycheck?

Use the extra-pay comparison to recalculate the same check with added gross earnings. The applicable gross overtime rules come first; this tax estimate does not determine all overtime wages due. Calculate standard federal overtime before entering additional earnings.

Baseline source: Tax Foundation, 2026 state income-tax compilation (secondary source; published data date 2026-02-11). Page checked 2026-10-23. See the calculation method and omitted state rules.

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