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Nursing assistant (CNA) salary after taxes, by state

Median pay for nursing assistants and what's left after 2026 taxes. Of the states we cover, Washington leaves the most: about $41,014 a year.

StateMedian grossTake-home / yearPer monthJobs
Washington$49,180$41,014$3,41830,270
New Hampshire$47,870$40,644$3,3877,810
Alaska$46,370$39,438$3,2872,060
New York$48,590$38,921$3,24387,990
California$47,630$38,844$3,237110,060
Nevada$45,490$38,731$3,2288,100
New Jersey$46,830$38,270$3,18932,400
Massachusetts$46,680$37,459$3,12238,130
Illinois$45,960$36,979$3,08268,640
Pennsylvania$44,590$36,639$3,05367,740
Virginia$43,200$35,221$2,93540,580
Wyoming$39,160$33,645$2,8042,830
South Dakota$38,800$33,356$2,7806,860
Ohio$39,010$32,740$2,72863,280
Tennessee$37,990$32,705$2,72527,040
Michigan$39,570$32,544$2,71243,290
Florida$37,510$32,319$2,69396,960
Texas$37,500$32,311$2,69388,680
North Carolina$38,460$32,043$2,67064,010
Georgia$37,680$31,324$2,61043,440

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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