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Information and Record Clerk salary

Updated Updated for 2026 tax law

An information and record clerk earns a median of $49,500 a year ($23.80 an hour) in the US, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (May 2025). The average is $51,490. About 134,920 people work in this job.

Bottom 10%$33,870
25th percentile$40,910
Median$49,500
75th percentile$59,970
Top 10%$71,420

Take-home pay on $49,500

Take-home pay (every 2 weeks)
$1,613.59
$41,953 per year · 15.2% total tax rate
Gross pay
$1,903.85
Federal income tax
−$144.62
Social Security (6.2%)
−$118.04
Medicare (1.45%)
−$27.61
Texas income tax
$0.00
No state income tax on wages
Take-home pay
$1,613.59
Annual breakdown
Gross
$49,500
Federal
$3,760
FICA
$3,787
State + local
$0
Net
$41,953
Marginal federal rate
12.0%
Marginal state rate
0.0%

2026 federal brackets (Rev. Proc. 2025-32) and 2026 state rules. Estimates assume wages are your only income and use annual liability, so your actual withholding can differ slightly.

Information and Record Clerk salary by state

StateMedian salaryAverageEmployed
District of Columbia$70,490$71,3501,080
California$58,680$60,49018,010
Rhode Island$58,470$58,190140
Maryland$58,060$59,3602,860
Indiana$56,310$58,1202,080
New Jersey$55,830$56,7403,150
Illinois$55,270$56,020—
West Virginia$54,950$54,320620
Hawaii$54,720$55,270780
Delaware$54,240$53,200240
Alabama$53,930$54,090780
Washington$53,890$54,2903,510
South Dakota$53,290$61,760290
Colorado$52,600$56,54013,960
North Dakota$52,440$55,040210
New York$52,270$53,5803,050
Minnesota$52,260$52,9301,090
Ohio$52,120$53,0001,510
New Mexico$51,630$54,040980
Pennsylvania$51,130$51,5302,650
Vermont$50,710$51,460270
Virginia$50,670$51,9904,810
Idaho$49,940$52,540490
Nebraska$49,940$50,900540
Oklahoma$49,940$49,5501,130
Wyoming$49,940$51,220230
Iowa$49,440$49,960540
Mississippi$49,440$48,460730
South Carolina$49,440$49,240850
Oregon$49,310$50,4204,590
Alaska$48,630$52,160710
Florida$48,510$49,7908,080
Kentucky$48,380$49,6801,320
Montana$47,840$48,3601,380
Georgia$47,530$47,1103,300
Massachusetts$47,200$47,6202,000
Kansas$47,050$46,670980
Connecticut$46,680$48,950890
Tennessee$46,450$48,5101,810
Arizona$46,290$48,5804,130
Louisiana$45,970$46,8102,110
Michigan$45,760$48,2301,420
Missouri$45,660$48,7303,490
Arkansas$44,160$44,220950
New Hampshire$43,260$45,170430
Texas$43,240$45,30016,770
Utah$43,010$45,1702,780
Nevada$38,560$41,2202,570
North Carolina$33,880$39,8804,660
Wisconsin$32,470$38,4902,040

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BLS occupation: Information and Record Clerks, All Other. Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (SOC 43-4199). Excludes the self-employed.

Frequently asked questions

How much does an information and record clerk make an hour?

The median hourly wage is $23.80; the average is $24.76.

Which state pays information and record clerks the most?

District of Columbia ($70,490 median), followed by California and Rhode Island.

What is the salary range for an information and record clerk?

The bottom 10% earn under $33,870 and the top 10% earn over $71,420 a year.

How much is $49,500 after taxes?

About $41,953 a year in Texas (no state income tax) or $40,300 in California for a single filer in 2026.

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