The North Carolina Paycheck Calculator allows users to input their earnings and deductions information to calculate their gross pay, federal and state taxes, social security, Medicare, total deductions, and net pay for a specified pay frequency.
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How to Use the North Carolina Paycheck Calculator
This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to use the North Carolina Paycheck Calculator to determine your paycheck details. Follow each step carefully to ensure accurate results.
Step 1: Enter Your Pay Rate
Locate the field labeled Pay Rate. Enter your hourly rate or annual salary amount. Make sure the value is more than $0.01 to proceed.
Step 2: Select Your Pay Frequency
Find the Pay Frequency dropdown menu. Choose the option that matches how often you are paid:
- Weekly (52 times per year)
- Bi-Weekly (26 times per year)
- Semi-Monthly (24 times per year)
- Monthly (12 times per year)
Step 3: Choose Your Pay Type
In the dropdown labeled Pay Type, select either:
- Hourly if you are paid by the hour
- Salary if you receive a fixed annual payment
Step 4: Enter Hours Worked
For hourly workers, fill in the Hours Worked (per week) field with the number of hours you work weekly. Ensure this number is between 0 and 168.
Step 5: Federal Allowances
Enter the number of Federal Allowances you claim. This number cannot be negative.
Step 6: State Allowances
Provide the number of State Allowances you claim. Similar to federal allowances, this must be a non-negative value.
Viewing Your Paycheck Details
Once all fields are completed, the calculator will automatically compute the following:
- Gross Pay: Your total earnings before deductions.
- Federal Income Tax: Estimated tax withheld for federal taxes.
- NC State Tax: State tax estimated for North Carolina.
- Social Security: Deductions for Social Security contributions.
- Medicare: Deductions for Medicare contributions.
- Total Deductions: Sum of all the deductions listed above.
- Net Pay: The amount you receive after all deductions.
All monetary values will be displayed in USD with two decimal places.