Mississippi paycheck calculator

The same calculator, pre-set to Mississippi. State figures below are computed from Mississippi's own published withholding method — cited at the bottom of this page.

Your pay

Gross pay per check Pay entered as Pay frequency Year-to-date wages before this check (for the Social Security cap)

Federal — your W-4

Filing status (Step 1c) Step 2 box is checked (multiple jobs / spouse works — use the higher withholding schedules) Step 3 — dependents amount ($)

More W-4 detail (Steps 4a–4c)

Step 4(a) — other income, annual ($) Step 4(b) — deductions above the standard amount, annual ($) Step 4(c) — extra withholding per check ($)

Deductions per check

Pre-tax retirement — 401(k)/403(b)/457 ($) Pre-tax premiums & HSA — cafeteria plan ($) Post-tax deductions ($)

State

Work state

State inputs mirror that state's own withholding form.

Your pay stub Annual figures

No signup. Nothing you type is stored or sent anywhere — every figure is computed on this device, from the published withholding methods cited below.

Worked example

Worked example. Read off printed Table A (single, weekly): wages of $800–$810 with the $6,000 exemption claimed withhold $18 — the structure computation gives $18.12 at the $805 midpoint, which is the figure this calculator shows.
Federal income tax $54.68 · Social Security $49.91 · Medicare $11.67 · Mississippi withholding $18.12 · Take-home $670.62 per week

How Mississippi withholding works

State form: 89-350.

Mississippi publishes wage-bracket tables only (Publication 89-700) — there is no formula and no worked example. The tables are built from the state's exemption and standard-deduction structure (single: $6,000 exemption + $2,300 standard deduction; head of family $9,500 + $3,400; married $12,000 + $4,600; plus $1,500 per dependent or age-65/blind adder) with 0% on the first $10,000 of taxable income and 4.0% above it. This calculator computes from that structure; at build time it was checked against the printed Table A and reproduces its values at mid-table wages.

Current parameters

exemptions and standard deduction	See the cited publication
income tax rates 2026	2 entries (see the cited publication)
tables	Only wage-bracket tables are published: Table A Single, Table B Head-of-Family, Table C Married (spouse not employed), Table D Married (both spouses employed), each for daily, weekly, bi-weekly, semi-monthly and monthly pay periods. The exemption/standard-deduction amounts are already built into the tables; rows not transcribed (hundreds).

What this page covers — and what it doesn't

State method only; Mississippi has no local income taxes.

Source. Withholding Income Tax Tables and Employer Instructions (Publication 89-700-25-1, Rev. 07/25) — Mississippi Department of Revenue — tax year 2026. Tables checked 2026-11-06. Official source.