Wyoming Paycheck & Take-Home Estimate
Wyoming paychecks involve federal income tax, Social Security, Medicare, and voluntary deductions. Wyoming has no state individual income tax on wages — making it one of only a handful of states with zero state income tax. This calculator covers salary, hourly, bonus, and 1099 contractor pay for Wyoming workers in 2026.
Wyoming is one of seven states with no individual state income tax. Every dollar of your Wyoming paycheck is subject only to federal taxes and FICA — not a state withholding line.
For workers and contractors, the absence of Wyoming state income tax can mean significantly higher take-home pay compared to neighboring or high-tax states — without changing your federal obligation.
Wyoming Tax Facts 2026
Wyoming has no state individual income tax on wages. Federal income tax, Social Security (FICA), and Medicare still apply to Wyoming paychecks. The table below summarizes what this calculator includes.
| Tax item | Rate / amount | How this calculator treats it |
|---|---|---|
| Wyoming state income tax | 0% — None | Wyoming has no state income tax on wages. State line always $0. |
| Wyoming local income tax | None | No local income tax in Wyoming. $0. |
| Federal income tax | 10%–37% | Estimated using annualized taxable income and filing status |
| Social Security | 6.2% | Applied to wages up to the annual wage base ($184,500) |
| Medicare | 1.45%+ | Additional Medicare threshold estimated for high earners |
| Self-employment tax | 15.3% | Applies to 92.35% of net self-employment profit (1099 tab) |
| Bonus withholding | 22% federal supplemental | No Wyoming state withholding on bonus pay |
Source: Tax Foundation 2026 state individual income tax data. Wyoming has no state individual income tax.