TakeHome Pay

Total Compensation Calculator

Calculate your total compensation including salary, bonus, and RSUs. See how stock price impacts your TC.

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Total Compensation Summary

Total Gross TC (Annual)
$195,000
Salary$150,000
Bonus$20,000
RSU (Annualized)$25,000
Cash vs Equity Split
Cash: 87.18%Equity: 12.82%
Stock Price Sensitivity
0%
Adjusted price: $100
Estimate annual net after taxes
Estimates. RSU withholding may differ from your final tax liability.

How we calculate total compensation

Total compensation includes salary, bonuses, and equity. We calculate take-home pay for each component after taxes.

  • Base salary: Taxed as ordinary income using progressive federal and state brackets based on your filing status and location.
  • Cash bonus: Typically withheld at 22% federal (or 37% for bonuses over $1 million) plus state taxes and FICA.
  • RSUs at vest: Taxed as ordinary income when they vest, at your marginal tax rate. Your employer typically withholds 22% federal plus state tax and FICA.
  • Stock price impact: Changes in stock price affect the value of your equity at vesting, which directly impacts your taxable income and take-home pay.

Typically, you'll receive 60-75% of RSU value after taxes, depending on your tax bracket and state.

Frequently Asked Questions

RSUs are taxed as ordinary income when they vest, at your marginal tax rate. Your employer typically withholds taxes at vesting (usually 22% federal plus state tax and FICA). The value at vesting is added to your W-2 income.

RSU value at vesting is the gross value of the shares. Take-home pay is what you receive after taxes are withheld. Typically, you'll receive 60-75% of the RSU value after taxes, depending on your tax bracket and state.

Total compensation includes base salary, bonuses, and the value of equity (RSUs, stock options) at vesting. Use our calculator to see how each component affects your take-home pay after taxes.

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Estimates are based on current tax rules and public guidance. RSU withholding may differ from your final tax liability. Actual take-home pay may vary depending on your employer's withholding method and your individual tax situation.

For personalized advice, consult a qualified tax professional.