Physician (General Practice) vs Electrician Salary After Tax (2026)

Side-by-side take-home pay comparison across all 50 states. Single filer, standard deduction, 2026 tax rates.

Physician (General Practice)

$214,370

national median wage

$159,511/yr

take-home in TX (no state tax)

Physician (General Practice) earns $152,780 more nationally

Physician (General Practice) leads in 51 states · Electrician leads in 0 states

Electrician

$61,590

national median wage

$51,668/yr

take-home in TX (no state tax)

Take-Home Pay by State — All 50 States

Sorted by largest difference. Positive difference = Physician (General Practice) earns more after tax.

State	Physician (General Practice)	Electrician	Difference
NHNew Hampshire	$167,748	$54,102	+$113,646	A·B
TXTexas	$160,615	$48,566	+$112,049	A·B
FLFlorida	$155,541	$47,007	+$108,534	A·B
MAMassachusetts	$169,681	$61,182	+$108,499	A·B
RIRhode Island	$163,511	$56,461	+$107,049	A·B
CTConnecticut	$162,624	$55,609	+$107,015	A·B
AKAlaska	$176,492	$70,625	+$105,867	A·B
VAVirginia	$152,423	$46,696	+$105,726	A·B
MDMaryland	$157,896	$52,356	+$105,540	A·B
WAWashington	$169,947	$65,103	+$104,844	A·B
NJNew Jersey	$164,238	$60,125	+$104,113	A·B
TNTennessee	$149,914	$46,356	+$103,557	A·B
NCNorth Carolina	$147,167	$43,629	+$103,538	A·B
AZArizona	$151,504	$48,026	+$103,479	A·B
SDSouth Dakota	$150,731	$47,795	+$102,937	A·B
WYWyoming	$157,684	$56,176	+$101,508	A·B
PAPennsylvania	$156,846	$56,020	+$100,825	A·B
NDNorth Dakota	$156,292	$55,664	+$100,628	A·B
NVNevada	$157,286	$56,724	+$100,562	A·B
VTVermont	$147,699	$47,736	+$99,963	A·B
DEDelaware	$150,583	$51,946	+$98,637	A·B
WIWisconsin	$152,087	$53,800	+$98,287	A·B
COColorado	$152,223	$54,543	+$97,681	A·B
SCSouth Carolina	$138,978	$41,625	+$97,353	A·B
OHOhio	$150,894	$53,816	+$97,079	A·B
DCWashington D.C.	$156,889	$59,972	+$96,917	A·B
UTUtah	$145,567	$48,738	+$96,829	A·B
ALAlabama	$138,075	$41,323	+$96,752	A·B
MEMaine	$143,408	$46,933	+$96,474	A·B
NYNew York	$158,120	$61,730	+$96,390	A·B
INIndiana	$147,411	$51,049	+$96,363	A·B
GAGeorgia	$140,802	$44,741	+$96,061	A·B
MIMichigan	$150,305	$54,373	+$95,932	A·B
KYKentucky	$141,290	$47,078	+$94,212	A·B
NENebraska	$143,573	$49,701	+$93,872	A·B
MOMissouri	$146,112	$53,231	+$92,881	A·B
NMNew Mexico	$138,813	$45,985	+$92,828	A·B
KSKansas	$139,597	$47,576	+$92,020	A·B
ILIllinois	$152,584	$60,950	+$91,634	A·B
ARArkansas	$132,316	$40,995	+$91,321	A·B
MNMinnesota	$149,704	$58,848	+$90,856	A·B
OKOklahoma	$134,618	$43,784	+$90,834	A·B
LALouisiana	$138,725	$48,125	+$90,599	A·B
IAIowa	$139,963	$49,661	+$90,302	A·B
WVWest Virginia	$135,653	$45,431	+$90,222	A·B
OROregon	$145,069	$54,870	+$90,200	A·B
MTMontana	$140,820	$50,873	+$89,946	A·B
MSMississippi	$127,856	$39,207	+$88,648	A·B
IDIdaho	$135,307	$46,996	+$88,311	A·B
CACalifornia	$149,576	$61,832	+$87,744	A·B
HIHawaii	$145,473	$60,495	+$84,978	A·B