Georgia paycheck calculator after tax
Georgia residents face a top marginal state rate of 5.75% in 2025. This page shows how Georgia taxes interact with federal withholding so you can forecast net pay before payday.
Top marginal Georgia rate: 5.75%
Paycheck After Tax Calculator
Estimate your take-home pay after federal, FICA, state, and local taxes. Fine-tune your deductions and instantly share a link that preserves every setting.
Net take-home pay
Your paycheck after federal, FICA, state, and local taxes.
Enter your salary and filing details, then choose Update results to see your take-home pay.
Not tax advice | See Methodology | Last updated: 2025
Detailed tax breakdown
Category | Amount |
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Federal income tax | -- |
Social Security | -- |
Medicare | -- |
State income tax | -- |
Local income tax | -- |
Total tax | -- |
Net take-home pay (annual) | -- |
Effective tax rate: --
Marginal rate estimate: --
Run the calculator to unlock a detailed breakdown of your paycheck taxes.
Frequently asked questions
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How does Georgia tax regular wages?
Georgia uses progressive brackets that top out at 5.75%. The calculator matches 2025 withholding tables.
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Are bonuses taxed differently in Georgia?
Georgia employers typically withhold bonuses at 5.75% when using the supplemental method. Switch to the bonus tax page for examples.
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Which cities in Georgia carry local income taxes?
We currently model local taxes for Atlanta, GA and Savannah, GA. Choose one from the menu to include the local surcharge.
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Can I use these numbers for tax filing?
These results are for planning payroll withholding. Always review your W-2 and consult a tax professional before filing your annual return.
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Georgia 2025 single filer brackets
These thresholds help you understand how much of your income falls into each tax band.
Bracket | Starts at | Rate |
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1 | $0 | 1.00% |
2 | $750 | 2.00% |
3 | $2.250 | 3.00% |
4 | $3.750 | 4.00% |
5 | $5.250 | 5.00% |
6 | $7.000 | 5.75% |