Tax & Finance (USA)
10 free tax & finance (usa) — paycheck, federal tax, 401(k), and ira
USA-focused federal, self-employment, paycheck, 401(k), Roth IRA and capital-gains calculators built around the current IRS rules — no login, no upsell.
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Federal Income Tax Calculator
Estimate your 2024 US federal income tax by filing status and adjustments, with effective and marginal rates.
LiveSelf Employment Tax Calculator
Compute SE tax — Social Security, Medicare, and the 0.9% additional Medicare surcharge — for freelancers and 1099 workers.
LiveSocial Security Calculator
Estimate your monthly Social Security benefit using the SSA bend-point PIA formula and your claiming age.
LiveHourly Wage Calculator
Convert an hourly rate into weekly, monthly, and annual pay based on hours and weeks worked.
LiveOvertime Calculator
Calculate FLSA overtime pay at 1.5× (or custom multiplier) for any hourly rate and hours worked.
LivePaycheck Calculator
Estimate your net paycheck after federal, FICA, state tax, and 401(k) contributions for any pay frequency.
Live401(k) Calculator
Project your 401(k) balance at retirement with contributions, employer match, and compounding returns.
LiveRoth IRA Calculator
Project tax-free Roth IRA growth from annual contributions and expected returns.
LiveCapital Gains Tax Calculator
Estimate federal capital gains tax on short-term or long-term sales using 2024 LTCG brackets.
LiveTax Refund Estimator
Estimate your federal refund or balance owed from income, withholding, and credits.
LiveWhy browser-based tax & finance (usa)?
Tax and paycheck math is finicky and the rules change every year. These calculators are updated for the current IRS thresholds so the numbers actually mean something.
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Tax & Finance (USA) — frequently asked
Are the tax brackets current?
Yes — federal brackets, standard deduction, Social Security wage base and 401(k) limits are updated for the current IRS tax year.
Is this tax advice?
No. These are estimators to help you plan. For filing decisions, consult a CPA.