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Pennsylvania gig worker tax calculator 2026

Pennsylvania taxes income at a flat 3.07%. As a rideshare, delivery or on-demand worker you also owe federal self-employment tax (15.3% of 92.35% of net profit) and federal income tax. Use the live calculator for your own numbers; the example below shows how the estimate works out for typical income.

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Worked example: $48,000 of delivery income in Pennsylvania

Assumes 14,000 business miles (7,000 each half of 2026), $350 parking and tolls, $1,800 app fees and a $600 phone bill used 60% for work. No W-2 job, no other income.

2026 estimate for Pennsylvania
ItemSingleMarried, 2 kids
Gross income$48,000$48,000
Mileage and parking deduction$10,745$10,745
Other write-offs$2,160$2,160
Net profit$35,095$35,095
Self-employment tax$4,959$4,959
Federal income tax$1,337$0
Pennsylvania income tax$1,001$1,001
Total tax$7,298$5,960
Federal payment per quarter$1,574$1,240
All-in effective rate15.2%12.4%

Computed by the same engine as the calculator using rate table version 2026-10-26.1.

Pennsylvania income tax rates

Pennsylvania taxes income at a flat 3.07% after its deductions.

Estimated payments in Pennsylvania

This calculator assumes Pennsylvania payments follow the four federal dates. Check Pennsylvania's revenue department for its own estimated-tax rules before you pay.

What this estimate leaves out

Pennsylvania gig tax questions

Does Pennsylvania tax gig and self-employment income?

Yes. Pennsylvania taxes income at a flat 3.07%. You also owe federal income tax and self-employment tax.

What is the Pennsylvania income tax rate for 2026?

Pennsylvania taxes income at a flat 3.07%. City or county taxes are not included.

When are estimated tax payments due in Pennsylvania?

This calculator assumes Pennsylvania payments follow the four federal dates. Check Pennsylvania's revenue department for its own estimated-tax rules before you pay.

What can rideshare and delivery drivers deduct in Pennsylvania?

The same business expenses as everywhere: mileage (72.5 cents per mile through June 2026, 76 cents from July 1), parking and tolls, app fees, the business share of your phone, equipment and cleaning. Most states start from your federal adjusted gross income, so these deductions usually carry over.

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Rates from Tax Foundation — State individual income tax rates and brackets, 2026 (as of January 1, 2026). See the methodology for every source.