Workers’ Compensation Calculators
State-specific tools with visible formulas, dated limits, assumptions, and official sources.
Each tool shows its formula, date-sensitive limits, assumptions, exclusions, and official sources.
Available and planned calculators
California Temporary Disability Calculator
Estimate a weekly TTD rate using the applicable injury-year minimum, maximum, and two-thirds wage rule.
Open the calculator →California Average Weekly Wage Calculator
Choose the statutory wage method that best matches regular, irregular, concurrent, or under-30-hour work.
Open the wage calculator →California Temporary Partial Disability Calculator
Estimate two-thirds of an eligible weekly wage loss, subject to the injury-year maximum and entered unemployment offsets.
Open the TPD calculator →California Temporary Disability Duration Calculator
Count a continuous period, the three-day waiting exclusion, potentially payable days, and the five-year anniversary.
Open the duration calculator →California Medical Mileage Calculator
Apply the rate for the travel date, total identical trips, and add entered parking and bridge toll expenses.
Open the mileage calculator →Florida Temporary Total Disability Calculator
Estimate standard TTD or the limited 80% severe-injury rate using Florida accident-year limits and AWW methods.
Open the Florida calculator →Texas Temporary Income Benefits Calculator
Estimate 70% or qualifying 75% of weekly wage loss using Texas fiscal-year limits and post-injury earnings.
Open the Texas calculator →New York Weekly Benefit Calculator
Estimate total, partial, or reduced-earnings benefits using degree of disability and date-of-injury limits.
Open the New York calculator →Pennsylvania Weekly Compensation Calculator
Apply the official annual total-disability wage bands or estimate two-thirds of a partial wage loss.
Open the Pennsylvania calculator →Illinois TTD and TPD Calculator
Estimate TTD with semiannual maximums and dependent minimums, or TPD from the weekly wage difference.
Open the Illinois calculator →New Jersey TTD Calculator
Apply 70% of AWW with the accident-year statutory minimum and maximum.
Open the New Jersey calculator →Georgia TTD and TPD Calculator
Estimate two-thirds of AWW or qualifying wage loss using the injury-date maximum.
Open the Georgia calculator →North Carolina TTD and TPD Calculator
Apply two-thirds of AWW or wage loss with the official maximum for the injury year.
Open the North Carolina calculator →Virginia TTD and TPD Calculator
Use exact July 1 rate periods, the TTD minimum and worker-AWW ceiling, or the partial wage-loss formula.
Open the Virginia calculator →South Carolina TTD and TPD Calculator
Apply two-thirds of AWW or wage loss with the $75 TTD minimum rule and accident-year maximum.
Open the South Carolina calculator →Massachusetts Total and Partial Incapacity Calculator
Apply 60% of AWW or wage loss with exact October 1 rates and the separate 75%-of-TTD partial cap.
Open the Massachusetts calculator →Maryland TTD and TPD Calculator
Apply two-thirds of AWW or 50% of wage loss with annual limits and mandatory next-dollar rounding.
Open the Maryland calculator →Missouri TTD and TPD Calculator
Apply two-thirds of AWW or wage loss with exact July 1 maximums and the distinct $40 TTD minimum.
Open the Missouri calculator →Tennessee TTD and TPD Calculator
Use exact July 1 TTD limits or the separate modern TPD wage-loss formula.
Open the Tennessee calculator →Kentucky TTD Calculator
Apply 66⅔% of AWW with exact calendar-year SAWW, minimum, and maximum limits.
Open the Kentucky calculator →Alabama TTD and TPD Calculator
Use July 1 limits, the TTD low-wage rule, or the separate TPD wage-loss formula.
Open the Alabama calculator →Arizona Monthly TTD and TPD Calculator
Use the statutory AMW basis, annual maximum, dependent allowance, or partial wage-loss formula.
Open the Arizona calculator →Colorado TTD and TPD Calculator
Use two-thirds of AWW or weekly wage loss with exact July 1 maximums.
Open the Colorado calculator →Indiana TTD and TPD Calculator
Use the statutory $75 wage floor, exact July 1 ceilings, or the separate wage-loss formula.
Open the Indiana calculator →Wisconsin TTD and TPD Calculator
Apply two-thirds of AWW or Wisconsin’s proportional wage-loss formula with annual maximums.
Open the Wisconsin calculator →Minnesota TTD and TPD Calculator
Use exact October 1 rate periods, the actual-wage minimum ceiling, or the separate wage-loss formula.
Open the Minnesota calculator →Michigan Wage-Loss Calculator
Use official after-tax table values for total or partial wage loss with annual maximums.
Open the Michigan calculator →Oregon TTD and TPD Calculator
Apply the minimum rule, July adjustment factors, injury-group maximum, and proportional wage loss.
Open the Oregon calculator →Washington Time-Loss Calculator
Use the correct 2026 family scale, minimum, maximum, and low-wage exception.
Open the Washington calculator →Nevada TTD and TPD Calculator
Apply the fiscal-year maximum and Nevada’s distinct monthly TTD and TPD formulas.
Open the Nevada calculator →Louisiana TTD and SEB Calculator
Apply exact September 1 limits, the low-wage TTD rule, or Louisiana’s monthly supplemental earnings formula.
Open the Louisiana calculator →Oklahoma TTD and TPD Calculator
Apply the injury-year maximum and Oklahoma’s two separate temporary-disability limits.
Open the Oklahoma calculator →Arkansas disability and PPD Calculator
Apply Arkansas whole-dollar rounding, the $20 minimum, injury-year limits, and the two-route standard PPD formula.
Open the Arkansas calculator →Nebraska TTD and TPD Calculator
Apply Nebraska’s injury-year maximum, special low-wage TTD rule, and separate earning-power calculation.
Open the Nebraska calculator →Kansas TTD and TPD Calculator
Select the exact July 1 rate period and estimate total or partial weekly wage replacement.
Open the Kansas calculator →New Mexico TTD and TPD Calculator
Apply the official injury-year maximum, $36 TTD minimum, and separate reduced-wage formula.
Open the New Mexico calculator →Maine Total and Partial Incapacity Calculator
Select the exact July 1 rate period and estimate total or partial weekly wage replacement.
Open the Maine calculator →Montana TTD and TPD Calculator
Apply the exact July injury period and Montana’s separate actual-wage-difference TPD formula.
Open the Montana calculator →Hawaii TTD Calculator
Apply official annual minimums and maximums without confusing workers’ compensation with Hawaii TDI.
Open the Hawaii calculator →South Dakota TTD and TPD Calculator
Apply exact July rate periods and model how suitable-work offers affect temporary partial disability.
Open the South Dakota calculator →Idaho TTD Calculator
Apply every official 2025–2026 AWW band, including the fixed 15% and 45% state-wage amounts.
Open the Idaho calculator →Utah TTD and TPD Calculator
Apply exact July maximums and Utah’s distinct dependent rules for total and partial disability.
Open the Utah calculator →West Virginia TTD Calculator
Apply two-thirds of AWW with exact July minimums and maximums for standard TTD.
Open the West Virginia calculator →Delaware TTD and TPD Calculator
Apply the correct July limits, Delaware’s low-wage TTD rule, and the separate partial-disability formula.
Open the Delaware calculator →Mississippi TTD Calculator
Apply two-thirds of AWW with the correct annual maximum and the separate $25 total-disability minimum.
Open the Mississippi calculator →North Dakota TTD and TPD Calculator
Estimate two-thirds wage loss with the correct July benefit levels, net-wage safeguards, child allowances, and partial-disability ceiling.
Open the North Dakota calculator →Vermont TTD and TPD Calculator
Apply the July limits, low-wage protection, two competing TPD methods, and current child allowance.
Open the Vermont calculator →Alaska TTD, PTD and TPD Calculator
Apply 80% of documented spendable wages, injury-year limits, the low-wage exception, and the separate TPD method.
Open the Alaska calculator →What these tools will not do
They will not predict a full settlement value, decide whether a claim is compensable, diagnose an injury, replace legal advice, or guarantee what an insurer or agency will pay.