RSU & Stock Vesting Tax Calculators Nebraska

Nebraska RSU Vesting Tax Calculator

Estimate Nebraska RSU withholding (3.5% elective supplemental rate) and the shares remaining after sell-to-cover.

At 100 shares worth $50 each and $100,000 in earlier wages, the Nebraska estimate is $175 in state withholding and $1,658 in total.

By StateCalc Team

Updated Nov 5, 2026 Checked Jul 30, 2026 · 1 source

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Shares Vesting

01000000

Stock Price at Vest ($/share)

$0$100,000

Nebraska Supplemental Tax Rate (%)

015%

Pre-filled: State DOR (2026 supplemental wage rate)

Year-to-Date Wages (Before This Vest)

$0$10,000,000

Net Value After Tax

$3,343.00

Estimated • Based on your inputs

Total Tax Withheld

$1,658.00

Detailed Breakdown

Gross Vest Value$5,000.00

Effective Withholding Rate33.15%

Federal Withholding (22%/37%)$1,100.00

Nebraska Withholding$175.00

Social Security (6.2%)$310.00

Medicare (1.45%)$73.00

Additional Medicare Tax (0.9%)$0.00

Shares Sold to Cover Taxes34

Shares You Keep66

Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimates for informational purposes only. Results should not be considered financial, tax, or legal advice. Consult a qualified professional for your specific situation.

Nebraska Quick Facts

4.55% Income Tax Rate

1.44% Property Tax Rate

$76,376 Median Income

90.1 Cost of Living

How This Calculator Works

Calculation methodology and assumptions

Nebraska Circular EN distinguishes supplemental pay made with regular wages from a payment at another time. For the latter, an employer can combine it with current or preceding pay in the same year, or elect a 3.5% flat rate. This calculator starts at 3.5% and lets you change it.

Nebraska Circular EN, withholding on wages

Key State Information

A second case changes the vest to 200 shares at $100 and prior wages to $190,000. The engine estimates $5,480 withheld, selling 55 whole shares and leaving 145. Actual payroll timing can change the state calculation.

Standard financial formulas Pre-filled with documented data Estimates only — not financial advice

Data Source

IRS Publication 525 & Publication 15 (2026); state Department of Revenue

View Original Source | Source record reviewed Jul 30, 2026 | Review target: annually

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