Ohio take-home pay, 2026

Ohio Paycheck Calculator

Free estimate of Ohio take-home pay for 2026: hourly or salary.

Updated October 4, 2026 · 2026 rules

Your Ohio paycheck

State

Pay type

HourlySalary

Hourly rate

Hours per check

Overtime hours per check

Paid at 1.5 times the hourly rate, on top of the regular hours.

Pay frequency

Federal filing status

SingleMarried filing jointly

Pre-tax 401(k) per check

Optional. Lowers income tax wages, not Social Security or Medicare wages.

Health benefits (pre-tax)

Pre-tax health benefits per check

Section 125 premiums, HSA or FSA through payroll.

Estimated take-home pay, Ohio, 2026

$1,645.72per biweekly check

$42,788.72 a year over 26 checks · $3,565.73 a month on average

Gross pay: $2,000.00
Federal income tax: 7.81%−$156.15
Social Security: 6.20%−$124.00
Medicare: 1.45%−$29.00
Ohio income tax: 2.26%−$45.13
Total deductions: 17.71%−$354.28
Net pay (take-home): 82.29%$1,645.72

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An estimate from what you entered, using 2026 federal withholding, Social Security, Medicare and state income tax withholding for a standard Form W-4, plus the state’s disability or paid leave line where it has one. City, county and school district taxes are not included. Not tax advice. Ohio pay stub generator

Ohio salary paycheck: take-home pay after taxes

A single filer paid every two weeks, with no pre-tax deductions. Each row takes federal income tax, Social Security, Medicare, and Ohio income tax off one check. A yearly salary is divided by 26 checks.

2026 Ohio take-home pay per biweekly check by annual salary, single filer
Annual salary	Gross per check	Federal income tax	Social Security + Medicare	Ohio income tax	Take-home per check	Take-home per year	Taken out
$30,000	$1,153.85	$54.62	$88.27	$19.83	$991.13	$25,769	14.10%
$40,000	$1,538.46	$100.77	$117.69	$31.33	$1,288.67	$33,505	16.24%
$50,000	$1,923.08	$146.92	$147.11	$42.83	$1,586.22	$41,242	17.52%
$60,000	$2,307.69	$193.08	$176.54	$54.33	$1,883.74	$48,977	18.37%
$75,000	$2,884.62	$295.00	$220.68	$71.58	$2,297.36	$59,731	20.36%
$100,000	$3,846.15	$506.54	$294.23	$100.33	$2,945.05	$76,571	23.43%
$150,000	$5,769.23	$951.31	$441.34	$165.61	$4,210.97	$109,485	27.01%

Ohio hourly paycheck after taxes

Full-time hourly pay for a single filer, with no overtime and no pre-tax deductions: 80 hours every two weeks, and the same rate on a weekly check of 40 hours. Gross pay is the rate times the hours.

2026 Ohio take-home pay by hourly rate, single filer, weekly and biweekly
Hourly rate	Gross, 2 weeks	Federal income tax	Social Security + Medicare	Ohio income tax	Take-home, 2 weeks	Take-home, weekly	Take-home per year
$15.00	$1,200.00	$60.15	$91.80	$21.21	$1,026.84	$513.42	$26,698
$20.00	$1,600.00	$108.15	$122.40	$33.17	$1,336.28	$668.14	$34,743
$25.00	$2,000.00	$156.15	$153.00	$45.13	$1,645.72	$822.86	$42,789
$30.00	$2,400.00	$204.15	$183.60	$57.09	$1,955.16	$977.58	$50,834
$40.00	$3,200.00	$364.38	$244.80	$81.01	$2,509.81	$1,254.91	$65,255

Ohio paycheck by pay frequency

A $60,000 salary for a single filer, paid weekly, every two weeks, twice a month or monthly. The yearly total barely moves; the size of each check does.

2026 Ohio take-home pay on a $60,000 salary by pay frequency, single filer
Pay frequency	Checks a year	Gross per check	Take-home per check
Weekly	52	$1,153.85	$941.88
Every 2 weeks	26	$2,307.69	$1,883.74
Twice a month	24	$2,500.00	$2,040.73
Monthly	12	$5,000.00	$4,081.46

Dollars and share of gross pay

How much is taken out of a paycheck in Ohio?

Each line on a biweekly check at three salaries, single filer. Social Security and Medicare are fixed rates, so their share stays the same; income tax is graduated, so the share taken rises with pay.

2026 Ohio paycheck deductions in dollars and percent of gross pay at three salaries, single filer, biweekly
Line	$40,000 salary	$75,000 salary	$150,000 salary
Gross per check	$1,538.46	$2,884.62	$5,769.23
Federal income tax	$100.77 (6.55%)	$295.00 (10.23%)	$951.31 (16.49%)
Social Security	$95.38 (6.20%)	$178.85 (6.20%)	$357.69 (6.20%)
Medicare	$22.31 (1.45%)	$41.83 (1.45%)	$83.65 (1.45%)
Ohio income tax	$31.33 (2.04%)	$71.58 (2.48%)	$165.61 (2.87%)
Total taken out	$249.79 (16.24%)	$587.26 (20.36%)	$1,558.26 (27.01%)
Take-home per check	$1,288.67	$2,297.36	$4,210.97

Your own figures: use the Ohio calculator above.

Single or married filing jointly in Ohio

The same salary on a biweekly check under each filing status. Social Security and Medicare do not change with filing status; income tax withholding does.

2026 Ohio take-home pay per biweekly check, single and married filing jointly
Annual salary	Single	Married filing jointly	Difference per check
$40,000	$1,288.67	$1,359.44	$70.77
$60,000	$1,883.74	$1,967.59	$83.85
$100,000	$2,945.05	$3,157.74	$212.69

Ohio income tax and what this estimate includes

In the estimate

Federal income tax withholding for a single or married filer with a standard Form W-4.
Social Security and Medicare.
Ohio income tax withholding under the 2026 rules.
Pre-tax 401(k) and health benefits, and overtime hours, when you enter them.

Not in the estimate

City, county and school district taxes.
Extra entries on Form W-4: dependents, other income, extra withholding.
Head of household filing status.
Tips, bonuses, after-tax deductions and garnishments.

Ohio paycheck facts, 2026

From the Ohio pay stub page, where each figure is explained with its source.

Item	2026 value
State income tax (2026)	$0 up to $26,050 taxable income; $332 + 2.75% above (ORC 5747.02, HB 96)
Personal exemption	$2,400 / $2,150 / $1,900 by income (2025 amounts; 2026 indexed) · $650 per IT 4 exemption in withholding tables
Withholding tables	1.6% / 2.99% / 3.4% by wage tier from Aug 1, 2026 — an approximation, reconciled on the IT 1040
City income taxes	667 municipalities + 124 JEDDs (counted from ODT's certified rate table dated 3/7/2025), 0.45%–3.0% · Columbus, Cleveland, Toledo, Akron, Dayton 2.5% · Cincinnati 1.8%
School district income taxes	214 districts, 0.25%–2.0%, withheld by residence (IT 4)
Employee-paid SUI / SDI / PFML	None — UI employer-paid; no disability or paid-leave program
Minimum wage	$11.00 · $5.50 tipped (Jan 1, 2026; CPI-indexed) · $7.25 at employers grossing under $405,000 From January 1, 2027: $11.40 an hour; $5.70 tipped
Pay frequency	Semimonthly — by the 1st and 15th (ORC 4113.15)
Pay stub required?	Yes — Pay Stub Protection Act (ORC 4113.14), 8 required items · effective date reported as April 9, 2025, unverified (Ohio's state legal sites block automated access)
Final paycheck	No special deadline — regular 1st/15th schedule; 6% or $200 liquidated damages after 30 days late

Ohio minimum wage 2027

Already announced by official sources. Your pay stubs use today's rates until each change starts.

Minimum wage: $11.00 → $11.40 from January 1, 2027 (source: dam.assets.ohio.gov)

Same pay in a state with no income tax

$2,000.00 every two weeks for a single filer in Ohio and in Texas. This compares paycheck deductions only; wages, housing and other costs differ between states.

2026 take-home pay on the same biweekly pay in Ohio and Texas, single filer
State	State lines per check	Take-home per check	Take-home per year
Ohio	$45.13	$1,645.72	$42,789
Texas	$0.00	$1,690.85	$43,962
Difference	$45.13	$45.13	$1,173

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From a Ohio estimate to a pay stub

When the pay has actually been made, “Make this a pay stub” under the calculator opens the builder with Ohio and the same pay filled in. The builder prints the same lines and adds year-to-date totals. A pay stub is a record of a real payment: enter the real employer, employee and dates. Your first pay stub each year is free.

The Ohio pay stub generator page covers what a Ohio stub must show. Every state is on the paycheck calculator page.

Questions

Ohio paycheck questions

How much is taken out of a paycheck in Ohio?

It depends on your pay, pay frequency and filing status. As an example, a $2,000.00 biweekly check for a single filer in 2026 has $156.15 of federal income tax (7.81% of gross pay), $124.00 of Social Security and $29.00 of Medicare withheld, plus $45.13 of Ohio income tax, leaving $1,645.72.

What percentage of my paycheck goes to taxes in Ohio?

It depends on your pay and filing status. On a $2,000.00 biweekly check for a single filer in 2026, 17.71% of gross pay is taken out in all: federal income tax 7.81%, Social Security 6.20%, Medicare 1.45%, Ohio income tax 2.26%. The share rises with pay, because income tax is graduated.

Does Ohio have a state income tax on paychecks?

Yes. Ohio taxes wages, and employers withhold Ohio income tax from each paycheck. The calculator applies Ohio's 2026 withholding rules for a single or married filer with one state allowance or the standard form.

How much is $60,000 after taxes in Ohio?

About $1,883.74 per biweekly check, or $48,977 a year, after federal income tax, Social Security, Medicare, and Ohio income tax. That is for a single filer paid every two weeks, with a standard Form W-4 and no pre-tax deductions. Local taxes are not included.

How much is $100,000 after taxes in Ohio?

About $2,945.05 per biweekly check, or $76,571 a year, after federal income tax, Social Security, Medicare, and Ohio income tax. That is for a single filer paid every two weeks, with a standard Form W-4 and no pre-tax deductions. Local taxes are not included.

How much is $20 an hour after taxes in Ohio?

At 80 hours every two weeks, $20.00 an hour is $1,600.00 of gross pay and about $1,336.28 of take-home pay per check, after federal income tax, Social Security, Medicare, and Ohio income tax. That is for a single filer paid every two weeks, with a standard Form W-4 and no pre-tax deductions. Local taxes are not included.

Are there city or local income taxes in Ohio?

Local taxes are not in the Ohio estimate. Where a city, county or school district taxes wages, the pay stub builder looks the tax up from the address when it has the data. The Ohio pay stub page lists the local taxes that apply in the state, with its sources.

Does the Ohio calculator work for married filing jointly?

Yes. Choose Single or Married filing jointly; head of household is not offered.

Does the Ohio calculator include a 401(k) or overtime?

Yes. Enter a pre-tax 401(k) amount per check and it comes off the wages that income tax is worked out on. On hourly pay, enter overtime hours and they are paid at 1.5 times the hourly rate. Tips, bonuses and dependents are not in the calculator.

What is not included in the Ohio estimate?

City, county and school district taxes are not in the estimate. Garnishments, after-tax deductions and extra withholding from your Form W-4 are not included either.

Why is my real Ohio paycheck different?

The estimate uses the standard withholding for your filing status. Your employer's figure follows your own Form W-4 and Ohio withholding form, your benefits and other deductions, and any local tax. A few dollars of difference per check is normal; a large one usually comes from a W-4 entry or a deduction the calculator cannot see.

Can I make a Ohio pay stub from this estimate?

Yes. "Make this a pay stub" opens the pay stub builder with Ohio and the same pay already filled in, and the builder prints the same figures. A pay stub records a payment that was actually made, so enter the real employer, employee and pay dates. Your first pay stub each year is free.

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