Withholding you can stand behind

TXR calculates employee payroll withholdings — federal, state, and local — from wages and a work location. Every number it returns traces to a published rule, and every rule is tested against the authority's own tables and worked examples before it ships.

• Correct, and checkable. Rules ship with executable tests derived from the published tables and worked examples; a calculation can show its work down to the bracket that produced it.
• Out of your data. Send wages and a work location; get withholdings back. TXR keeps no employee records — by construction, not by policy.
• Readable by your people. Underneath the engine, every rate, bracket, wage base, and jurisdiction test is human-readable, version-controlled text with history — your auditors and your developers read the same source of truth.

The engine is country-agnostic; launch coverage is the United States — federal and state income tax, unemployment insurance, and local taxes down to city, county, and school district.

Early access

TXR is in an invite-only launch. If US payroll tax is your problem, we would like to hear about it: hello@txr.dev.

The API and customer portal require an account — there is nothing to try anonymously yet.

TXR is software, not advice. Calculations are provided without warranty and do not constitute tax, legal, or accounting advice — see the terms.