Adp Paycheck Calculator California

California Paycheck & Take-Home Pay Calculator

Accurate 2024 California Payroll Tax Estimator

Weekly Bi-Weekly (Every 2 weeks) Semi-Monthly (Twice a month) Monthly Annually
Single Married / Head of Household

Paycheck Breakdown

Enter your details and click calculate to see your California take-home pay breakdown.

How Your California Paycheck is Calculated

Calculating a paycheck in California is more complex than in many other states due to progressive income tax brackets and state-specific deductions like State Disability Insurance (SDI). This tool estimates your take-home pay based on 2024 tax tables.

Key Deductions in California

  • Federal Income Tax: Based on the IRS tax brackets ranging from 10% to 37%.
  • FICA (Social Security & Medicare): A combined 7.65% (6.2% for Social Security up to the wage base limit, and 1.45% for Medicare).
  • California State Income Tax (PIT): California has some of the highest state tax brackets in the U.S., ranging from 1% to 13.3% for high earners.
  • CA SDI: California State Disability Insurance is a mandatory deduction. For 2024, the rate is 1.1% of your gross pay with no taxable wage limit.

Example Calculation (Bi-Weekly)

If you earn $3,000 bi-weekly ($78,000 annually) as a single filer in California:

Gross Pay $3,000.00
Federal Tax (Estimated) -$284.50
FICA (Social Security & Medicare) -$229.50
CA State Tax (Estimated) -$112.20
CA SDI (1.1%) -$33.00
Estimated Net Take-Home Pay $2,340.80

2024 California SDI Changes

Effective January 1, 2024, California removed the taxable wage limit for SDI. This means the 1.1% deduction applies to all earnings, regardless of how much you earn. Previously, deductions stopped once you reached a certain income threshold. This is a critical update for high-income earners using an ADP paycheck calculator California tool.

function calculatePaycheck() { var gross = parseFloat(document.getElementById('grossPay').value); var frequency = parseFloat(document.getElementById('payPeriod').value); var status = document.getElementById('filingStatus').value; var allowances = parseInt(document.getElementById('allowances').value) || 0; if (isNaN(gross) || gross 0) { if (taxableAnnual <= 11600) fedTax = taxableAnnual * 0.10; else if (taxableAnnual <= 47150) fedTax = 1160 + (taxableAnnual – 11600) * 0.12; else if (taxableAnnual <= 100525) fedTax = 5426 + (taxableAnnual – 47150) * 0.22; else if (taxableAnnual <= 191950) fedTax = 17168.5 + (taxableAnnual – 100525) * 0.24; else if (taxableAnnual <= 243725) fedTax = 39110.5 + (taxableAnnual – 191950) * 0.32; else if (taxableAnnual 0) { if (caTaxable <= 10412) caTax = caTaxable * 0.01; else if (caTaxable <= 24684) caTax = 104.12 + (caTaxable – 10412) * 0.02; else if (caTaxable <= 38959) caTax = 389.56 + (caTaxable – 24684) * 0.04; else if (caTaxable <= 54081) caTax = 960.56 + (caTaxable – 38959) * 0.06; else if (caTaxable <= 68350) caTax = 1867.88 + (caTaxable – 54081) * 0.08; else if (caTaxable <= 349137) caTax = 3009.40 + (caTaxable – 68350) * 0.093; else caTax = 29122.59 + (caTaxable – 349137) * 0.103; } // CA Tax Credit (Allowances) var caCredit = allowances * 158; caTax = Math.max(0, caTax – caCredit); var periodCATax = caTax / frequency; var totalDeductions = periodFedTax + periodSS + periodMedicare + periodSDI + periodCATax; var netPay = gross – totalDeductions; function format(num) { return num.toLocaleString('en-US', { style: 'currency', currency: 'USD' }); } var html = '
Gross Pay: ' + format(gross) + '
'; html += '
Federal Income Tax:-' + format(periodFedTax) + '
'; html += '
Social Security:-' + format(periodSS) + '
'; html += '
Medicare:-' + format(periodMedicare) + '
'; html += '
CA State Tax (PIT):-' + format(periodCATax) + '
'; html += '
CA SDI (1.1%):-' + format(periodSDI) + '
'; html += '
'; html += 'Net Pay:' + format(netPay) + '
'; html += '*Estimates based on standard deductions and 2024 tax tables. Actual payroll may vary based on specific local taxes, health insurance, and 401k contributions.'; document.getElementById('outputContent').innerHTML = html; }

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