Florida Salary After Tax Calculator

The definitive guide for estimated take-home pay in the Sunshine State. Florida is famously one of the few US states with no state income tax.

Safety Disclaimer: This tool provides an estimate only. While Florida has no state income tax, federal withholding and FICA (Social Security/Medicare) are still mandatory deductions.

Net Pay (Annually)$78,736
Federal Tax-$13,614.00
State Tax (FL)-$0.00
Social Security-$6,200.00
Medicare-$1,450.00
Monthly Take-Home$6,561
Bi-Weekly Paycheck$3,028

Why Florida is a Low-Tax Haven

Florida's tax structure is one of the most attractive in the nation for earners. By constitutional amendment, Florida is prohibited from levying a state-level income tax on its residents. This means that every dollar you earn is subject only to federal oversight.

For workers moving from high-tax regions like the Northeast or the West Coast, a Florida salary can result in an immediate 5% to 13% "raise" practically overnight, solely due to the absence of state-level deductions.

The Calculation Waterfall

In Florida, your gross salary is only depleted by two primary federal forces:

  1. Federal Income Tax: Calculated using the standard IRS progressive brackets for 2025.
  2. FICA (Social Security & Medicare): A combined 7.65% flat tax on most wages.

Because there are no state or city-level income taxes to account for, your Florida net pay is generally higher and easier to predict than in almost any other region of the United States.

FAQ: Florida Payroll

Does Miami have a city income tax?
No. No city or county in Florida is allowed to levy a local income tax on wages.
Are bonuses taxed in Florida?
Bonuses are subject to federal income tax and FICA, but like regular wages, they are 100% exempt from Florida state income tax.