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Vermont Paycheck Calculator

Calculate your Vermont take-home pay with graduated state income tax brackets.

Formula

Net Pay = Gross Pay - Federal Tax - Vermont State Tax (3.35%-8.75%) - Social Security (6.2%) - Medicare (1.45%).

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Vermont's state income tax rates for 2024?
Vermont has four brackets: 3.35% on income up to $45,400 (single) or $77,450 (married), 6.6% on the next tier, 7.6% on the next, and a top rate of 8.75% on income above $229,550 (single) or $259,500 (married).
How does Vermont's tax compare to neighboring New Hampshire?
Vermont has among the highest state income tax rates in the nation (up to 8.75%), while New Hampshire has no tax on earned income. This difference is a major consideration for workers near the state border.
Does Vermont have local income taxes?
No, Vermont does not have local or municipal income taxes. Your paycheck deductions include federal tax, state income tax, and FICA contributions.

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