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NYC Paycheck Calculator is maintained by a small team dedicated to helping NYC workers understand their paychecks. If you've spotted an error in our tax calculations, have a suggestion for a new feature or guide, or just want to say hello — reach out below.

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Email us at: hello@nycpaycheckcalculator.com

We typically respond within 1–3 business days.

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We read every message sent through this form. Whether you've found a calculation error, have a question about how we compute a specific tax figure, or want to suggest a salary page or guide topic that would be useful to NYC workers, we want to hear from you. Response times are typically 1–3 business days for substantive inquiries.

What to Contact Us About

Calculation errors: If your actual paycheck doesn't match our estimate, we want to know. Please include your salary, filing status, any pre-tax contributions, and the specific figure that appears wrong. We cross-check against IRS withholding tables and NY State publications and will correct any confirmed errors within 48 hours.

Content suggestions: Is there a salary level, profession, NYC neighborhood, or tax topic we haven't covered? We prioritize content based on reader requests. Tell us what you'd find most useful.

Methodology questions: If you want to understand exactly how we calculated a specific figure — which IRS publication, which NY State rate schedule, which formula — ask. We publish our full methodology at nycpaycheckcalculator.com/about/methodology/ and are happy to walk through specifics.

Partnership or press: For media inquiries, data licensing, or partnership discussions, please include context about your organization and what you're looking for.

What We Can't Help With

We are not tax professionals and cannot provide personalized tax advice, review your actual tax return, or advise on your specific financial situation. For personalized guidance, we recommend:

• NYC Free Tax Prep (nyc.gov/taxprep) — free certified tax preparation for households earning under $93,000
• IRS VITA program (irs.gov/vita) — free preparation by IRS-certified volunteers for income under $67,000
• Licensed CPA or enrolled agent — for complex situations: equity compensation, self-employment, multi-state income, or deferred compensation

Frequently Asked Questions About Our Data

Are your salary figures guaranteed accurate? Our figures are estimates derived from official IRS and NY State publications using documented methodology. They represent the best available estimate for a standard W-2 employee with no pre-tax contributions and taking the standard deduction. Individual paychecks will vary based on W-4 elections, employer-specific payroll practices, and personal deductions. We target accuracy within 1–2% of actual withholding for standard situations.

How often do you update the tax rates? We update all tax rates, brackets, and contribution limits at the start of each tax year — typically in January — and again when the IRS releases inflation adjustments for the following year (October–November). Significant mid-year tax law changes trigger immediate updates. All pages display the date of last review.

Can I reproduce your data or embed your calculator? Our editorial content is copyright protected. For data licensing, calculator embedding, or republication inquiries, please contact us through this form with details about your intended use. We evaluate each request individually.

Why don't your figures match my actual pay stub? Common reasons: your employer uses a different withholding method (aggregate vs. flat-rate supplemental), you have pre-tax 401(k) or health insurance deductions we aren't modeling, your W-4 has additional withholding elected, or you have multiple jobs and your withholding is being calculated as if each job is your only income. Our pay stub guide walks through how to decode each line and identify the source of any discrepancy.