Texas Wage Calculator

The Texas Wage Calculator helps users estimate their gross and net income by calculating regular and overtime pay, monthly and yearly earnings before taxes, federal income tax, FICA, Medicare levies, total taxes, and net pay after taxes based on input details like hourly wage, work hours, and filing status.

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Step-by-Step Guide to Using the Texas Wage Calculator

The Texas Wage Calculator is a handy tool for estimating your income and taxes based on your work schedule and wage. Follow these steps to utilize the calculator effectively:

Step 1: Enter Your Hourly Wage

  • Find the input field labeled “Hourly Wage ($)”.
    This is where you’ll enter the amount you earn per hour.
  • Make sure your wage is between $7.25 and $1000, as those are the valid limits for this field.
  • Enter the amount to the nearest cent. The calculator supports increments of $0.01.

Step 2: Enter Your Hours Worked Per Week

  • Locate the field labeled “Hours Worked Per Week”.
    Here, input the total number of regular hours you work each week.
  • Ensure the value entered is between 0 and 168 hours, with increments of 0.5 hours.

Step 3: Enter Your Overtime Hours

  • Next, find the field marked “Overtime Hours Per Week”.
    This allows you to input the number of overtime hours worked each week.
  • Acceptable entries range from 0 to 128 hours, also in increments of 0.5 hours.

Step 4: Select Your Filing Status

  • This step involves selecting an option from the dropdown labeled “Filing Status”.
  • The available options include Single, Married Filing Jointly, and Head of Household.

Step 5: Enter the Number of Dependents

  • Lastly, you’ll fill in the field “Number of Dependents”.
    This specifies the number of dependents you claim.
  • You can enter any number between 0 and 20 dependents, in whole numbers.

Step 6: View the Calculated Results

After entering all the required fields, the calculator will provide detailed results, including:

  • Regular Pay (Weekly): Calculated as (hours worked – overtime hours) * hourly wage.
  • Overtime Pay (Weekly): Calculated as overtime hours * (hourly wage * 1.5).
  • Total Weekly Pay: The sum of regular pay and overtime pay.
  • Monthly and Yearly Pay (Before Taxes): Projected calculations based on weekly pay.
  • Federal Income Tax, FICA Tax, and Medicare Levy (Yearly): Estimated income taxes.
  • Total Tax (Yearly): The combined total of all calculated taxes.
  • Net Yearly, Monthly, and Weekly Pay (After Taxes): Earnings after tax deductions.

By following these steps, you’ll have an accurate estimation of your earnings and tax liabilities using the Texas Wage Calculator.