Michigan Paycheck Calculator estimates the taxes deducted from your earnings as an employee, including Federal, Michigan State, local taxes, and contributions to Social Security and Medicare.
Payroll Calculator Michigan |
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Filing Status | Single
Married Filing Jointly |
Gross Pay | |
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Tax Paid Yearly | |
Federal Tax | $12,741 |
State Tax | $3,800 |
Local Tax | $2,266 |
Social Security | |
Medicare | $1,378 |
Net Pay | $68,926 |
Michigan has a flat income tax rate of 4.25% for all taxpayers in 2024.
The state has the following personal exemption amount:
Notably, for taxpayers born after 1946, the standard deduction is higher:
$20,000 for single filers and $40,000 for married couples filing jointly.
Michigan Local Taxes
Several cities in Michigan impose local income taxes, which range from 1% to 2.4%, as detailed below:
City | Income Tax Rate | Personal Exemption Amount |
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Albion | 1.00% | $600 |
Battle Creek | 1.00% | $750 |
Benton Harbor | 1.00% | $750 |
Big Rapids | 1.00% | $600 |
Detroit | 2.40% | $600 |
East Lansing | 1.00% | $600 |
Flint | 1.00% | $600 |
Grand Rapids | 1.50% | $600 |
Grayling | 1.00% | $3,000 |
Hamtramck | 1.00% | $600 |
Highland Park | 2.00% | $600 |
Hudson | 1.00% | $1,000 |
Ionia | 1.00% | $700 |
Jackson | 1.00% | $600 |
Lansing | 1.00% | $600 |
Lapeer | 1.00% | $600 |
Muskegon | 1.00% | $600 |
Muskegon Heights | 1.00% | $600 |
Pontiac | 1.00% | $600 |
Port Huron | 1.00% | $600 |
Portland | 1.00% | $1,000 |
Saginaw | 1.50% | $750 |
Springfield | 1.00% | $750 |
Walker | 1.00% | $600 |
Michigan Tax Calculation Example:
Let’s calculate the taxes for a single filer living in Detroit, Michigan who earns $95,000 annually.
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