Hawaii paycheck calculator

The picturesque volcanic islands of Hawaii have a tax system that applies a variable income tax structure consisting of 12 tax brackets. The tax rates vary from 1.40% to 11.00%. Thankfully, Hawaii residents are not required to pay any local taxes.

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How does the Hawaii Paycheck Tax Calculator work?

Employers in Hawaii have the duty of deducting FICA taxes from your earnings. This includes 1.45% for Medicare taxes and 6.2% for Social Security. To ensure the total contributions are double the amount you receive as payment, your employer will match these deductions.

Moreover, any earnings that exceed a specific threshold are subject to an additional 0.9% in Medicare taxes, which your employer will not match. Individuals who earn more than $200,000, joint filers with an income surpassing $250,000, and married individuals filing separately with an income above $125,000 are required to pay this surtax.

If you are self-employed, you are responsible for paying the entire 2.9% in Medicare taxes and 12.4% in Social Security. However, there is a deduction available to assist self-employed individuals in recovering a portion of the money paid towards these taxes.

Important Note: The Stubcreator provides a paycheck calculator designed to provide essential guidance. This should not be relied upon to calculate exact taxes, payroll, or other financial data. You should seek a professional accountant regarding any particular requirement.

Hawaii Paycheck Calculator

In the state of Hawaii, if your yearly gross pay is $82,199.00, your net pay (also known as take-home pay) will be $59,143 after deducting taxes at a rate of 28.05% ($23,055.53). These deductions consist of 13.20% ($10,851.88) for federal income tax, 7.20% ($5,915.43) for state income tax, 6.20% ($5,096.34) for social security tax, and 1.45% ($1,191.89) for Medicare.

Taxable Base Wage

Taxable base wages for Hawaii is as follows:

Year	Hawaii Taxable Base Wage
2023	1.4%-11%
2022	11.00%
2021	11.00%
2020	11.00%

SUTA Rates

The progressive nature of the Hawaii state income tax means that, like the federal income tax, it grows in rate as taxable income rises. Hawaii’s state income tax rates in 2024 are 1.40 percent to 11%.

Year	Hawaii SUTA Rates
2024	3.0%
2023	4.0%
2022	0.2% to 5.8%

FUTA Rates

Employers are required to pay the Federal Unemployment Tax (FUTA), just like the state government does.

Year	Hawaii FUTA Rates
2024	5.8%
2023	6.0%
2022	0.2% to 5.8%

FICA Rates

In Hawaii, the FICA tax rates for 2024 are as follows:

For Employees and Employers:

Social Security Tax: 6.2%
Medicare Tax: 1.45%

Additional Medicare Taxes

Employees: 6.2%

Year	Hawaii FICA Rates
2024	5.50%
2023	4.00%
2022	5.80%

Other Taxes

In Hawaii, the ETT rate for 2024 is 0.01%
In Hawaii, the SDI Withholding rate for 2024 is 0.5%

Other Deductions on Pay Stub

Retirement Contributions: 5%
Health Insurance Premiums: 1.5%
Life Insurance Premiums: 1%-6%
Disability Insurance Premiums: 0.5%
Union Dues: 1.5%
Charitable Contributions: 5.80%
Wage Garnishment: 5%

Hawaii Payroll Tax Withholding:

Employers are normally required by the Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations to file and pay unemployment taxes beginning in the quarter in which wages are first paid. It could be required to file these taxes retrospectively if you become responsible for unemployment taxes and open an account in a later quarter.

Hawaii Paystub Generator

Below are the details of Hawaii:

The HW-4 form aids employees in determining the correct withholding amount.
In the event of life events such as marriage, divorce, the birth or adoption of a child, and other similar circumstances, employees must ensure that they update Form HW-4 to reflect any changes that may affect their tax liabilities.
The personal income tax rate is 1.4%-11%.

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Questionnaires:

How is Hawaii state income tax calculated?

Hawaii's state income tax is calculated using a progressive tax system with rates ranging from 1.4% to 11% of taxable income. The amount withheld depends on factors such as filing status, exemptions, and any additional income sources.

What deductions are typically withheld from Hawaii paychecks?

Deductions commonly withheld from Hawaii paychecks include federal income tax, FICA (Social Security and Medicare) taxes, Hawaii state income tax, and any voluntary deductions such as retirement contributions, health insurance premiums, and charitable contributions.

Are there any specific considerations for calculating pay in Hawaii?

Employers in Hawaii should be aware of state laws regarding minimum wage and overtime pay. As of January 1, 2022, Hawaii's minimum wage is $10.10 per hour, but employers should verify current rates as they may change over time. Additionally, Hawaii has unique employment laws related to breaks, meal periods, and paid time off.