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Physician Assistant salary in Minnesota

Updated Updated for 2026 tax law

A physician assistant in Minnesota earns a median of $141,190 a year ($67.88/hour equivalent), 3.9% above the national median of $135,880. Minnesota ranks #12 of 51 states. About 3,660 people do this job in Minnesota.

Take-home pay in Minnesota

At the Minnesota median, a single filer keeps about $98,898 a year after federal, FICA and Minnesota taxes — $3,804 every two weeks. Try your own numbers with the Minnesota paycheck calculator.

Take-home pay (every 2 weeks)
$3,803.76
$98,898 per year · 30.0% total tax rate
Gross pay
$5,430.38
Federal income tax
−$869.98
Social Security (6.2%)
−$336.68
Medicare (1.45%)
−$78.74
Minnesota income tax
−$317.32
MN Paid Leave
−$23.89
Take-home pay
$3,803.76
Annual breakdown
Gross
$141,190
Federal
$22,620
FICA
$10,801
State + local
$8,872
Net
$98,898
Marginal federal rate
24.0%
Marginal state rate
7.8%

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.

How Minnesota compares

RankStateMedian salary
#1New Jersey$165,690
#2California$165,650
#3Washington$164,360
#4Hawaii$164,050
#5New York$160,880
#12Minnesota$141,190
#49Georgia$115,390
#50Mississippi$105,920
#51Alabama$104,960

See the national physician assistant salary page for the full pay range and all states.

BLS occupation: Physician Assistants (SOC 29-1071), May 2025, state estimates.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a physician assistant make in Minnesota?

The median salary is $141,190 a year and the average is $147,630 (BLS May 2025).

Is Minnesota a good state for physician assistants?

Minnesota ranks #12 of 51 states for median pay in this job, 4% above the national median of $135,880.

What is $141,190 after taxes in Minnesota?

About $98,898 a year ($3,804 every two weeks) for a single filer in 2026.

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