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Tax Calculators

The tax category lists 15 U.S. tax calculators covering the most common federal tax estimates. All use published 2024 brackets and rates and run in your browser. They are estimates for informational purposes only and are not tax advice — confirm with a tax professional.

14 of them run inside TaxEase; Income Tax now opens on ZTools (same developer, also free — the link below redirects there).

CalculatorWhat it estimatesOpen
Income TaxFederal income tax owed by filing status and taxable incomeOpen
Tax RefundYour federal refund or balance due from income, withholding, deductions, and dependentsOpen
1099 TaxSelf-employment + income tax and quarterly payments for 1099 income after expensesOpen
Payroll TaxFICA withholding — Social Security, Medicare, Additional Medicare — for a paycheckOpen
Quarterly TaxEstimated quarterly federal payments and IRS due datesOpen
Self-Employment TaxSocial Security + Medicare tax on net self-employment earningsOpen
Capital Gains TaxTax on short- and long-term capital gainsOpen
Estate TaxFederal estate tax using the 2024 exemption and 40% rateOpen
Social Security TaxOASDI tax on wages, including the wage-base cap and self-employed rateOpen
Medicare TaxMedicare and Additional Medicare tax by income and filing statusOpen
Property TaxAnnual and monthly property tax from value, assessment rate, and tax rateOpen
Sales TaxSales tax by state plus any local rateOpen
Bonus TaxWithholding on a bonus paymentOpen
Crypto TaxEstimated tax on cryptocurrency gainsOpen
W-4 WithholdingPaycheck withholding guidance for Form W-4Open

Frequently asked questions

Which tax year do these use?

The calculators use 2024 federal brackets, standard deductions, and FICA rates. Tax law changes yearly, so treat results as estimates and verify current figures before filing.

Are these calculators only for the United States?

Yes. The tax calculators are based on U.S. federal rules. For other jurisdictions, treat the formulas as general illustrations only.

Is my income data sent anywhere?

No. Every calculation runs in your browser. Your inputs are not transmitted to a server to produce a result.