Gross salary to net pay for Ohio: 2026 federal brackets, Social Security and Medicare, and Ohio state income tax (Flat 2.75% over $26,050).
HSA and health premiums (cafeteria plan) skip income tax and FICA; 401(k) skips federal income tax.
Many Ohio cities levy a municipal income tax of about 2%–2.5%, which this estimate excludes.
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Ohio moved to a flat individual income tax of 2.75% in 2026, and the first $26,050 of income is not taxed at all. This calculator applies the personal exemption, exempts that first band of income, then taxes the rest at 2.75%. Be aware that most Ohio cities also levy a municipal income tax of roughly 2%–2.5%, which is separate from state tax and not included here.
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Ohio uses a flat 2.75% rate in 2026 on nonbusiness income above $26,050. Income at or below $26,050 is not subject to state income tax.
Yes. Most Ohio municipalities levy a local income tax, commonly around 2%–2.5%, on wages earned or where you live. That is separate from the state tax shown here.
No. Ohio follows the federal treatment, so pre-tax 401(k) contributions reduce your Ohio taxable income as well.