Colorado hourly paycheck calculator

Your hourly wage after taxes in Colorado, per week and per year, with overtime.

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Estimate with 2026 federal rules and each state's latest published rates, not tax advice. Calculated in your browser: nothing you type is sent anywhere.

Take-home pay per paycheck

$923.90

$48,043.38 a year · 19.7% of gross in taxes

  • Take-home 80%
  • Federal tax 8%
  • Social Security and Medicare 8%
  • Colorado taxes 4%
LinePaycheckYear
Gross pay$1,150.00$59,800.00
Federal income tax−$96.08−$4,996.00
Social Security−$71.30−$3,707.60
Medicare−$16.68−$867.10
Colorado income tax−$36.98−$1,922.80
Paid family and medical leave (FAMLI)−$5.06−$263.12
Take-home$923.90$48,043.38

Hourly wage after taxes in Colorado

40 hours a week, 52 weeks, single filer, 2026 rules.

WageTake-home / weekTake-home / yearTaxes
$15.16$513.43$26,69915.3%
$20.00$659.62$34,30117.5%
$25.00$810.64$42,15418.9%
$30.00$961.66$50,00719.9%
$40.00$1,231.59$64,04323.0%
$50.00$1,493.63$77,66925.3%

What Colorado jobs pay per hour, after taxes

Hourly wages paid in Colorado (May 2025), 40 hours a week, single filer.

Wage levelWageTake-home / weekKept per hour
Colorado, 25th percentile$21.00$689.82$17.25
Colorado, median$28.75$923.90$23.10
Colorado, 75th percentile$44.82$1,357.89$33.95
Boulder area, median$33.45$1,059.95$26.50
Denver area, median$29.96$960.45$24.01
Fort Collins area, median$26.59$858.67$21.47
Greeley area, median$26.48$855.35$21.38
Colorado Springs area, median$25.34$820.91$20.52
Pueblo area, median$23.53$766.25$19.16
Grand Junction area, median$23.32$759.91$19.00

Minimum wage after taxes in Colorado

Colorado's minimum wage is $15.16 an hour.

Overtime at the Colorado median wage, $28.75 an hour

Hours / weekGrossTake-homePer hour kept
40 h$1,150.00$923.90$23.10
45 h$1,365.63$1,078.06$23.96
50 h$1,581.25$1,219.30$24.39
55 h$1,796.88$1,360.57$24.74
60 h$2,012.50$1,501.81$25.03

Colorado and nearby states, per week

Minimum wage and take-home pay for 40 hours, single filer. At $20 an hour, against $659.62 in Colorado: Arizona $9.11 more, Kansas $4.16 less, Nebraska $5.61 more, New Mexico $9.30 more, Oklahoma $0.41 less, Utah $2.23 more, Wyoming $25.10 more.

StateMin. wage$15/h$20/h$30/h
Colorado$15.16$508.60$659.62$961.66
Arizona$15.15$513.03$668.73$980.13
Kansas$7.25$505.58$655.46$954.54
Nebraska$15.00$513.15$665.23$968.43
New Mexico$12.00$516.53$668.92$972.14
Oklahoma$7.25$507.51$659.21$962.61
Utah$7.25$512.65$661.85$960.25
Wyoming$7.25$524.02$684.72$1,006.12

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Frequently asked questions

How much is $20 an hour after taxes in Colorado?

$659.62 a week at 40 hours, $34,301 a year, for a single filer in 2026. Gross pay is $800 a week; 17.5% goes to federal income tax, Social Security and Medicare, plus Colorado taxes.

How much is minimum wage after taxes in Colorado?

Colorado's minimum wage is $15.16 an hour. Full time, 40 hours a week, that is $31,533 a year before tax and $26,699 after, $513.43 a week.

How much is $15 an hour a year after taxes in Colorado?

$15 an hour full time is $31,200 a year before tax and $26,448 after, or $508.60 a week.

How is overtime taxed in Colorado?

Overtime is ordinary wages: it is taxed like the rest of your pay, it just raises the total. At the Colorado median of $28.75 an hour, 50 hours pays $1,581.25 a week and leaves $1,219.30, against $923.90 for 40 hours: you keep $29.54 of each overtime hour.

What does a typical Boulder worker take home?

The median wage in the Boulder, CO metro area is $33.45 an hour (BLS, May 2025). Full time, that is $2,676.00 every two weeks before tax and $2,119.92 after, taxed as a Colorado resident.