Travel Nurse Salary Calculator — Connecticut
Pre-loaded with Connecticut's numbers: 6.99% state income tax, average pay of $2,080/week ($52/hr), and CT GSA stipend rates. Adjust to your offer and see real take-home.
Data reviewed July 3, 2026 · 50 states, 221 cities, FY2026 GSA rates
Market pay figures on this page are our own editorial estimates, reviewed July 31, 2026 — not survey or government wage data. How we produce these numbers.
$2,080/wk
Avg CT Pay
6.99%
State Income Tax
~$0/wk
Typical Stipend Ceiling
121
Cost of Living Index
Travel Nurse Pay Breakdown
Estimate your take-home pay, taxes, and blended rate in seconds.
Federal tax applies to wages after the $16,100 standard deduction; FICA applies to all wages. Tax-free stipends are excluded from both.
Same-state assignment — you file one resident return in your home state.
State income tax not included
We do not yet have a sourced bracket schedule for this state, so we are not estimating its income tax. A wrong state figure is worse than none. Federal and FICA figures above are complete and sourced; your true net pay will be lower than gross by more than the amounts shown, so we are not displaying a net figure for this state.
Overtime (Optional)
Blended Hourly Rate
$90.89
Based on 36 hours in CT.
Gross Weekly Pay
$3,272
Taxable Weekly Income
$1,872
Estimated Weekly Taxes
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True Net Weekly Pay
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Assignment Projections
13-Week Assignment
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26-Week Assignment
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Annual (52 weeks)
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Take Home vs Taxes
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Taxes
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Total Gross: $3,272 per week
🏠 Housing Stipend Analysis
Your Weekly Housing Stipend
$1,000
≈ $4,330/month
Est. 1BR Rent in Connecticut
$1,400
Monthly average
✅ Potential Tax-Free Pocket Money
+$2,930
Your stipend covers rent with $2,930 left over each month.
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Connecticut Pay Questions
How much do travel nurses take home in Connecticut?
With the average Connecticut package of $2,080/week and 6.99% state income tax, most travel nurses take home roughly 75–85% of gross — the tax-free stipend share is what pushes take-home above staff-job ratios. Enter your actual split above for your number.
What is the maximum tax-free stipend in Connecticut?
Stipend ceilings are set per city by GSA per diem rates. Using Connecticut's average GSA rates ($null/night lodging + $null/day M&IE), the typical weekly ceiling is about $0. Specific cities differ — check your assignment ZIP in the GSA Rate Explorer.
Is Connecticut a good state for travel nurse pay?
Connecticut averages $2,080/week with a 6.99% state income tax and a cost-of-living index of 121. Whether it beats a no-tax alternative depends on the rate gap — run both offers through the calculator to compare take-home directly.
Do I pay Connecticut taxes as a travel nurse from another state?
Generally yes — you pay Connecticut income tax on money earned there, and your home state typically credits it against your home liability. You won't usually be double-taxed, but multi-state filing is why many travelers use a travel-nurse-specialized tax preparer.