Federal Income Tax Withholdings Calculator

Federal Income Taxes are a percentage of all taxable income (wages, interest earned, capital gains, etc.) that must be paid to the federal government by businesses and individuals. If you work for an employer, a percentage of each paycheck is withheld to account for this throughout the year.

This calculator will help you determine how much is being withheld as a percentage and as a monthly dollar amount.

This is not intended as a guide for the preparation of tax returns, nor should it be constructed as legal, accounting or tax advice. This coach/calculator is for informational purposes only and its use does not guarantee an extension of credit.

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