Calculate Colorado take-home pay under the flat 4.40% state income tax rate, CO FAMLI paid family leave (0.45%), and federal withholdings.
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The Colorado Paycheck Calculator calculates net earnings in the Centennial State, incorporating Colorado's flat 4.40% individual income tax rate and the mandatory FAMLI (Family and Medical Leave Insurance) employee contribution of 0.45%.
\text{Net Pay} = \text{Gross} - (\text{Fed Tax} + \text{FICA} + \text{CO Tax 4.4\%} + \text{CO FAMLI 0.45\%})Colorado uses federal taxable income as its base, taxing it at a flat 4.40%.
Scenario: A Denver worker earning $80,000 annually as a single filer.
Gross: $80,000.
Federal + FICA: ~$15,170.
CO State Tax (4.4%): $3,520.
CO FAMLI (0.45%): $360.
Net Pay: ~$60,950 ($2,344 bi-weekly).
CO FAMLI is Colorado's Family and Medical Leave Insurance program, where employees contribute 0.45% of wages to fund up to 12 weeks of paid leave.
Colorado voters reduced the flat state income tax rate to 4.40%.
Denver charges an OPT ("head tax") of $5.75 per month for employees who earn over $500 per month within the city.
Colorado uses federal taxable income (after the federal standard deduction) as the starting point for state taxation.
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