Part-Time Tax Calculator
Estimate your take-home pay and tax liability as a part-time worker in 2026—federal, state, and FICA included.
Part-Time Tax Calculator Results
Part-Time Tax Calculator
Part-Time Take-Home Pay
Weekly Gross
$450
Monthly Gross
$1,950
Annual Gross
$23,400
Federal Tax
-$730
State Tax
-$0
FICA Tax
-$1,790
Annual Take-Home
$20,880
Monthly Take-Home
$1,740
Status: Part-time schedule detected. Effective tax rate: 10.77%. Lower annual income often means lower tax brackets and potential refunds.
About This Calculator
Working part-time in 2026 means navigating tax brackets, FICA withholding, and potentially claiming the Earned Income Credit if you qualify. This tool shows exactly what gets taken out of each paycheck and whether you're on track for a refund at tax time.
Want to compare scenarios or full-time income? Explore the full suite of PayCalcFig calculators. Tipped part-time workers can also estimate gratuities with the pre/post-tax tip calculator at TipFig.
Frequently Asked Questions
Part-time workers use the same federal tax brackets as full-time employees—you're not in a separate "part-time" bracket. With 2026 single filer standard deduction at $15,750, a part-timer earning $25,000 would have roughly $9,250 in taxable income, mostly taxed at the 10% and 12% brackets. Your state may add income tax on top.
Not tax, legal, or financial advice. PayCalcFig provides general educational information only. The 2026 figures on this page reflect rates and rules published by the IRS (Rev. Proc. 2025-32; Publication 15 & 15-T), the Social Security Administration, and the U.S. Department of Labor (FLSA Fact Sheet #23), and they can change. Your actual withholding depends on your specific Form W-4, state, and situation. Always verify current rates at IRS.gov or consult a qualified tax professional before making decisions. See our full disclaimer.