While payroll taxes are nothing new, they’re most likely becoming the source of a newly intense focus as Americans try to make sense of what their financial lives will look like in the near future. As great uncertainty swirls around almost every aspect of life, people are starting to take a closer look at every penny of their paycheck and where it’s headed. This has been made all the more topical as the idea of a payroll tax holiday was one of the options repeatedly floated during the debate over a $2 trillion stimulus package.

For this new study, GOBankingRates found just how much income tax gets taken out of each paycheck for the average resident of your state. By analyzing the average income data from the Census Bureau and using the Tax Foundation to look up all the necessary federal and state tax rates, the study lays out precisely what gets pulled out of the typical person’s biweekly paycheck in each state.

So, here’s a closer look at what you can expect to have regularly taken out of your gross income.