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Retail salesperson salary after taxes, by state

Median pay for retail salespersons and what's left after 2026 taxes. Of the states we cover, Washington leaves the most: about $33,418 a year.

StateMedian grossTake-home / yearPer monthJobs
Washington$39,560$33,418$2,78584,850
Alaska$37,290$32,143$2,6797,890
California$38,440$31,995$2,666376,460
New Hampshire$36,200$31,267$2,60623,880
New York$37,720$30,821$2,568238,540
New Jersey$36,520$30,595$2,55072,530
Massachusetts$36,610$29,917$2,49386,860
South Dakota$34,370$29,796$2,48314,180
Wyoming$34,310$29,748$2,4798,770
Nevada$34,190$29,652$2,47143,920
Florida$34,010$29,507$2,459333,460
Illinois$35,370$28,994$2,416126,610
Michigan$34,640$28,792$2,399111,010
Virginia$34,240$28,537$2,378100,290
Tennessee$31,950$27,852$2,32187,380
Texas$30,800$26,928$2,244341,640
North Carolina$31,370$26,632$2,219127,540
Ohio$30,800$26,388$2,199137,370
Pennsylvania$31,200$26,291$2,191141,790
Georgia$30,840$26,170$2,181143,120

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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