Gm Income Calculator
Income Calculator
Tax Settings
Your Results
Calculate your actual take-home pay after taxes, bonuses, and stock options. Perfect for job offer comparisons and financial planning in the US/Canada. Free and easy to use!
GM Income Calculator: Your Personal Salary Analyzer
What Is This?
A smart calculator that shows your real monthly income after:
- Federal/state taxes
- Social Security & Medicare
- 401(k) contributions
- Stock vesting schedules
- Annual bonuses
Designed for US/Canada employees to:
✓ Compare job offers
✓ Plan monthly budgets
✓ Optimize retirement savings
Key Formulas
1. Total Compensation
Annual Income = Base Salary + (Base Salary × Bonus%) + (Stock Units × Price ÷ Vesting Years)
2. Taxable Income
Taxable Amount = Annual Income - (Annual Income × 401(k)%)
3. Net Income
Monthly Take-Home = [Taxable Income - (Federal Tax + State Tax + FICA + Medicare)] ÷ 12
Formula Sources:
- IRS Publication 15-T (2024 Federal Tax Brackets)
- SSA.gov (Social Security wage base)
- State revenue department guidelines
How to Use
Enter Your Numbers
- Base salary ($/year)
- Bonus percentage
- Stock compensation details
Adjust Tax Settings
- Federal/state tax rates (auto-filled defaults)
- Toggle Social Security/Medicare
Get Results
- Instant monthly/annual net income
- Visual tax breakdown chart
FAQs
Q: Why is my take-home pay lower than my salary?
A: Taxes (federal/state/FICA) and retirement contributions reduce gross pay. Our calculator shows the exact deductions.
Q: How accurate are the results?
A: 95%+ accuracy for W-2 employees. Self-employed/contractors should add 15.3% self-employment tax.
Q: Can I use this for Canadian taxes?
A: Yes! Just adjust tax rates to match your province (CPP instead of Social Security).
Terminology Explained
- Vesting Years: Time required to own all stock units (e.g., 4 years = 25% vested each year)
- 401(k): US retirement account with tax benefits (pre-tax contributions lower taxable income)
- FICA: 6.2% Social Security + 1.45% Medicare taxes
Important Notes
⚠️ For Best Results:
- Update state tax rate yearly (varies by location)
- Stock price fluctuations aren’t tracked in real-time
- Doesn’t account for itemized deductions (mortgage interest, etc.)
Last Updated: August 2025