May 2025 BLS data · live take-home

Electricians Salary in New York

The median annual salary for electricians in New York is $78,750, based on May 2025 BLS data. Here is what that salary looks like on a biweekly paycheck after taxes.

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Salary breakdown

Median wage from BLS May 2025, applied through the 2026 tax engine.

Take-home per check

2026 rates · biweekly

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Gross pay (per check)$3,029
Federal income tax-$327
Social Security-$188
Medicare-$44
State income tax (NY)-$141
Net take-home$2,330
Annual net: $60,575Effective rate: 23.1%

Median wage from BLS OEWS (May 2025, retrieved 2026-09-02). Tax estimate uses 2026 federal brackets and New York state rules; local taxes excluded.

Electricians pay across New York scenarios

The BLS median represents the midpoint — half of electricians in New York earn more, half earn less. Run your own number through the New York paycheck calculator or compare states with the state income tax comparison.

Official New York wage range

These are published annual BLS thresholds, not entry-level and maximum salaries. Employer, experience, specialty and metro area can materially change an offer.

P10P25P50 medianP75P90
$45,740$60,480$78,750$106,420$131,640
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state median rank among 51 available states/DC
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Frequently asked questions

What is the median Electricians salary in New York?

The median annual salary for electricians in New York is $78,750 (BLS OEWS, May 2025). After federal tax, FICA and New York state income tax, a single filer keeps approximately $2,330 per biweekly check.

How much does a electricians take home in New York after taxes?

On the median salary of $78,750, a single filer in New York takes home approximately $2,330 every two weeks ($3,029 gross). The effective tax rate is 23.1%.

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