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Janitor salary after taxes, by state

Median pay for janitors and cleaners and what's left after 2026 taxes. Of the states we cover, Washington leaves the most: about $38,124 a year.

StateMedian grossTake-home / yearPer monthJobs
Washington$45,520$38,124$3,17747,380
Massachusetts$45,580$36,635$3,05355,490
Alaska$40,510$34,730$2,8945,200
California$41,090$33,973$2,831234,240
New York$41,640$33,742$2,812195,250
New Hampshire$39,150$33,637$2,8039,420
Nevada$38,420$33,050$2,75432,830
New Jersey$37,630$31,434$2,62067,660
Wyoming$36,050$31,146$2,5964,760
Illinois$37,810$30,834$2,56993,760
South Dakota$35,480$30,688$2,5578,630
Pennsylvania$36,520$30,403$2,53486,920
Ohio$35,900$30,334$2,52872,540
Florida$34,490$29,893$2,491131,900
Michigan$36,050$29,865$2,48965,790
Virginia$35,170$29,231$2,43665,970
Tennessee$33,440$29,049$2,42138,120
North Carolina$34,500$29,017$2,41853,330
Georgia$34,310$28,785$2,39955,660
Texas$33,010$28,704$2,392184,840

Wages: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025, statewide, all industries. BLS wages include tips and commissions, not overtime premiums or benefits. Take-home uses 2026 tax rules for a single filer paid every two weeks with W-4 defaults and no pre-tax deductions.

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