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Florida Paycheck Calculator

Estimate your take-home pay in Florida after federal income tax, Social Security and Medicare. Set to a $75,000 salary by default; change any field.

How Florida Taxes Your Paycheck

Wages earned in Florida are not subject to state income tax, which leaves federal income tax, Social Security and Medicare as the deductions to plan for.

Florida's constitution prohibits a personal income tax, so only federal taxes and FICA come out of your pay.

Florida Paycheck Calculator 2026 - State Income Tax and Take-Home Pay
Florida state income tax brackets, statutory deductions, and take-home pay estimate.

What a Minimum-Wage Paycheck Looks Like in Florida

The wage floor in Florida is $14.00 per hour, according to the rates the Labor Department listed for July 1, 2026. Florida's minimum wage is scheduled to rise to $15.00 on September 30, 2026 under its constitutional amendment. Working full time at the floor means $560.00 gross each week, about $491.88 net for a single filer without deductions, and $25,578 a year. The state takes no income tax from this pay.

Against the $47,880 median wage in Florida, a full-time minimum-wage year of $29,120 equals about 61%.

Rates change during the year, so confirm the current figure with the Florida labor department. For hourly jobs use the hourly paycheck calculator.

Typical Florida Salaries and Their Take-Home Pay

According to May 2025 BLS data, the typical (median) worker in Florida earns $47,880 a year, 6% below the US median of $50,980, while the mean is $64,670 over about 9,929,900 jobs.

Take-home for a single filer at each BLS pay level, after federal tax, FICA, paid every two weeks with no deductions:

Where you sitYearly payYearly netNet per two weeksTax share
Bottom tenth$30,010$26,293$1,011.2712.4%
Median$47,880$40,652$1,563.5215.1%
Mean wage$64,670$54,142$2,082.4016.3%
Upper earners (75th percentile)$75,410$61,881$2,380.0417.9%

Averages hide a lot: occupation, experience and employer all move your pay. Put your actual salary into the salary paycheck calculator.

When You Get Paid in Florida

Florida has no payday frequency rule. This summary comes from the US Department of Labor and has exceptions by industry and job type, so check with the Florida labor department for your situation.

Here is each schedule for a $47,900 full-time salary (the BLS median wage there), single filer with no deductions:

ScheduleBefore taxAfter tax
Weekly (52 a year)$921.15$782.07
Biweekly (26 a year)$1,842.31$1,564.14
Semimonthly (24 a year)$1,995.83$1,694.49
Monthly (12 a year)$3,991.67$3,388.97

Compare frequencies in the pay frequency guide, or run your own numbers in the semimonthly and monthly calculators.

Florida Programs, Local Taxes and Deductions

State Payroll Programs

The calculator does not add any employee-paid state payroll programs for Florida.

Local Taxes

Florida has no local wage taxes.

How Florida Stacks Up Regionally

Holding pay at $75,000 for a single filer, here is Florida next to the states it borders or sits near:

LocationKept per yearState tax and programsGap
Florida (this page)$61,592$0+$0
Georgia$58,598$2,994-$2,994
Alabama$58,108$3,485-$3,485

Read the final column as yearly take-home compared with Florida. Where you work usually decides which state taxes the wages, with your home state possibly crediting it, so look at both sides of the line.

How to Keep More of Your Florida Paycheck

  • There is no state tax to trim in Florida; the W-4, pre-tax benefits and credits are what move take-home pay.
  • Check whether a city, county or school district tax applies to you: Florida has no local wage taxes.
  • The federal side of pre-tax saving is covered in paycheck deductions and 401(k) deductions.

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Florida Paycheck FAQ

Is there state income tax on wages in Florida?

Florida does not tax wages. Only federal income tax, Social Security and Medicare are withheld.

What must Florida employers pay per hour at minimum?

As of July 1, 2026, Florida sets the floor at $14.00 an hour (US Department of Labor). Florida's minimum wage is scheduled to rise to $15.00 on September 30, 2026 under its constitutional amendment. At 40 hours a week that is about $491.88 take-home per week for a single filer.

How much do people earn in Florida?

Median pay is $47,880 and the mean is $64,670 across all occupations in Florida (BLS OEWS, May 2025). A single filer at the median keeps about $40,652 a year.

Does Florida require a certain payday frequency?

Florida has no payday frequency rule. Exceptions exist, so confirm with the state labor department.

Is there a local wage tax in Florida?

Florida has no local wage taxes. Use the local income tax field in the calculator to include one.

What state form sets withholding in Florida?

Florida does not use a state withholding form because there is no state income tax on wages.

Which state gets my income tax if I work in Florida and live outside it?

Generally you owe income tax to the state where you work, and your home state gives a credit or exemption. For example, if you live in Georgia and work in Florida, or the reverse, check both states and any reciprocity agreement, or ask payroll.

How these numbers are figured: 2026 IRS withholding rules (Publication 15-T) and state figures last verified September 2026. Results are estimates. Read the full methodology and sources.

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