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Tables for Percentage Method of Withholding

IRS asks employers start using the new social security rate as soon as possible in Year 2011 but not later than January 31, 2011. (learn more)

(for Wages Paid in 2011)

The following payroll tax rates tables are from IRS Publication 15. The tables include federal withholding for year 2011 (income tax), FICA tax, Medicare tax and FUTA taxes.

Tax Maximum Earnings Rate
Social Security Tax $106,800.00 For employee: 4.20%
(For employer: 6.2%)
Medicare Unlimited 1.45%

Deductions per dependent: $3,700.00

How to Calculate 2011 Federal Income Tax by Using Federal Withholding Tax Table

1. Find your pay period: weekly, biweekly, semi-monthly, monthly or daily

2. Find your gross income for each paycheck

3. Add up your income exemptions for each paycheck

4. Add up your pretax deductions, including 401K, flexible account contributions ... for each paycheck

5. Figure out your taxable income for each paycheck

taxable income = gross pay - exemptions - pretax deductions

6. Find the tax rate you should use and calculate the federal income tax

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You can also find step by step guide on how to calculate federal income tax manually here.
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How to Calculate 2011 Federal Income Tax by Using Federal Withholding Tax Table

1. Find your pay period: weekly, biweekly, semi-monthly, monthly or daily

2. Find your gross income for each paycheck

3. Add up your income exemptions for each paycheck

4. Add up your pretax deductions, including 401K, flexible account contributions ... for each paycheck

5. Figure out your taxable income for each paycheck

taxable income = gross pay - exemptions - pretax deductions

6. Find the tax rate you should use and calculate the federal income tax

7. If you want to simplify payroll tax calculations, you can download ezPaycheck payroll software, which can calculate federal tax, state tax, Medicare tax, Social Security Tax and other taxes for you automatically. You can try it free for 30 days, with no obligation and no credt card needed.
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Table 1 -- Year 2011 Federal Income Tax Withholding Weekly Payroll Period

Table 1 -- Weekly Payroll Period

(a) SINGLE person (including head of household) --
If the amount of wages(after
subtracting withholding
allowances) is: 		  The amount of income tax
to withhold is:
Not over .......   $0
Over -- But no over --     Of excess over --
 ... 10%
 ... plus 15%
 ... plus 25%
 ... plus 28%
 ... plus 33%
...  ... plus 35%

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    • (b) Married person --
    If the amount of wages(after
    subtracting withholding
    allowances) is:     		  The amount of income tax
    to withhold is:
    Not over .......   $0
    Over -- But no over --     Of excess over --
     ... 10%
     ... plus 15%
     ... plus 25%
     ... plus 28%
     ... plus 33%
    ...  ... plus 35%


    Table 2 -- Biweekly Payroll Period

    (a) SINGLE person (including head of household) --
    If the amount of wages(after
    subtracting withholding
    allowances) is:     		  The amount of income tax
    to withhold is:
    Not over .......   $0
    Over -- But no over --     Of excess over --
     ... 10%
     ... plus 15%
     ... plus 25%
     ... plus 28%
     ... plus 33%
    ...  ... plus 35%

    (b) Married person --
    If the amount of wages(after
    subtracting withholding
    allowances) is:     		  The amount of income tax
    to withhold is:
    Not over .......   $0
    Over -- But no over --     Of excess over --
     ... 10%
     ... plus 15%
     ... plus 25%
     ... plus 28%
     ... plus 33%
    ...  ... plus 35%


    Table 3 -- Semimonthly Payroll Period

    (a) SINGLE person (including head of household) --
    If the amount of wages(after
    subtracting withholding
    allowances) is:     		  The amount of income tax
    to withhold is:
    Not over .......   $0
    Over -- But no over --     Of excess over --
     ... 10%
     ... plus 15%
     ... plus 25%
     ... plus 28%
     ... plus 33%
    ...  ... plus 35%

    (b) Married person --
    If the amount of wages(after
    subtracting withholding
    allowances) is:     		  The amount of income tax
    to withhold is:
    Not over .......   $0
    Over -- But no over --     Of excess over --
     ... 10%
     ... plus 15%
     ... plus 25%
     ... plus 28%
     ... plus 33%
    ...  ... plus 35%


    Table 4 -- Monthly Payroll Period

    (a) SINGLE person (including head of household) --
    If the amount of wages(after
    subtracting withholding
    allowances) is:     		  The amount of income tax
    to withhold is:
    Not over .......   $0
    Over -- But no over --     Of excess over --
     ... 10%
     ... plus 15%
     ... plus 25%
     ... plus 28%
     ... plus 33%
    ...  ... plus 35%

    (b) Married person --
    If the amount of wages(after
    subtracting withholding
    allowances) is:     		  The amount of income tax
    to withhold is:
    Not over .......   $0
    Over -- But no over --     Of excess over --
     ... 10%
     ... plus 15%
     ... plus 25%
     ... plus 28%
     ... plus 33%
    ...  ... plus 35%


    Table 5 -- Daily or Miscellaneous Payroll Period

    (a) SINGLE person (including head of household) --
    If the amount of wages(after
    subtracting withholding
    allowances) is:     		  The amount of income tax
    to withhold is:
    Not over .......   $0
    Over -- But no over --     Of excess over --
     ... 10%
     ... plus 15%
     ... plus 25%
     ... plus 28%
     ... plus 33%
    ...  ... plus 35%

    (b) Married person --
    If the amount of wages(after
    subtracting withholding
    allowances) is:     		  The amount of income tax
    to withhold is:
    Not over .......   $0
    Over -- But no over --     Of excess over --
     ... 10%
     ... plus 15%
     ... plus 25%
     ... plus 28%
     ... plus 33%
    ...  ... plus 35%

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