Rhode Island Paycheck Tax Calculator
Estimate take-home pay and employee taxes for Rhode Island. Enter your pay details to get a line-by-line breakdown.
Rhode Island Paycheck
Calculate this paycheck
Take Home
$1,593.85
Take home
Employee taxes
Employer taxes
Earnings
$2,000.00
Taxes
−$406.15
Federal Income Tax
−$156.15
Social Security
−$124.00
Medicare
−$29.00
RI State Income Tax
−$75.00
RI TDI
−$22.00
Take Home
$1,593.85
Employer cost breakdown
Gross pay
$2,000.00
Employer Social Security
+$124.00
Employer Medicare
+$29.00
FUTA
+$120.00
RI Employer UI
+$20.00
RI Job Development Fund
+$4.20
Total employer cost
$2,297.20
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How each Rhode Island line is calculated
Rhode Island employee paystubs in this app automatically show RI State Income Tax and RI TDI as separate employee deduction lines.
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RI Employer UI
Rhode Island employer unemployment insurance new-employer rate for 2026. Established employer Employment Security rates can vary, and the highest-rate wage base increases to $32,300.
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Employer | 1% | $30,800 | ||||||||||||||||
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RI Job Development Fund
Rhode Island employer Job Development Fund assessment for 2026 on the standard taxable wage base of $30,800 per employee.
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Employer | 0.21% | $30,800 | ||||||||||||||||
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RI State Income Tax
Annualized Rhode Island withholding brackets from the current state-tax model.
3 annualized brackets
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Employee | Progressive brackets | No cap | ||||||||||||||||
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RI TDI
Employee contribution at 1.10% of wages up to the 2026 Rhode Island TDI taxable wage base of $100,000.
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Employee | 1.1% | $100,000 |
Some employer-side state taxes depend on employer size, assigned unemployment rates, or program elections. Review the line notes before relying on those totals.
This calculator provides estimates for informational purposes only and does not constitute tax, legal, or financial advice. Rates and rules change frequently — confirm with official sources before making payroll decisions.