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2025 tax tables · verified June 2026

Illinois paycheck calculator

Illinois's 4.95% income tax leaves a $75,000 salary about $57,601 a year in take-home, after 2025 federal and FICA taxes.

Filing status
Illinois
Flat 4.95% state income tax.
Your take-home pay
$2,215
per bi-weekly paycheck
You keep 77¢ of every dollar earned
Annual
$57,601
Effective rate
23.2%
Estimate only · Uses 2025 federal + FICA tables · Not tax advice
Annual breakdown
Gross pay$75,000
Federal income tax−$7,949
Social Security (6.2%)−$4,650
Medicare (1.45%)−$1,088
State tax (Illinois)−$3,713
Take-home pay$57,601

Illinois tax & wage facts

State income tax

4.95%

Minimum wage

$15/hr

Take-home on $75k

$57,601

Median household income

$83,211

Flat 4.95% state income tax.

Common questions about Illinois pay

Does Illinois have a state income tax?

Yes. Flat 4.95% state income tax. On a $75,000 salary that is about $3,713/year in Illinois state income tax in this estimate.

What is the take-home pay on $75,000 in Illinois?

About $57,601/year ($2,215 per bi-weekly paycheck) for a single filer, after roughly $7,949 federal tax, $5,738 FICA, and $3,713 Illinois state tax. Adjust the calculator for your salary and filing status.

What is the minimum wage in Illinois?

The Illinois minimum wage is $15 per hour. At full time (about 2,080 hours a year) that is roughly $31,200 gross per year.

Illinois payroll quirks to know

Things the calculator above does not capture, drawn from state revenue departments and official sources.

  • Illinois has no federal-style standard deduction; instead it offers a personal exemption ($2,425 per filer in 2025, indexed).
  • Illinois taxes 401(k) and retirement distributions the same as wages (no retirement-income exemption except for seniors aged 55+ with limited exclusions).
  • Illinois constitution locks the flat-rate structure; changing it would require a constitutional amendment.
  • Property taxes in Illinois are among the highest in the US, but do not directly affect paycheck take-home.

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