Yes, California includes ten different brackets of 1%, 2%, 4%, 6%, 8%, 9.3%, 10.3%, 11.3%, 12,3%, and 13.3% to a set of two types of filers: single filing and married filing jointly.

They also include a standard deduction of $4,083 for singles, $9,606 for a couple, and exemptions as tax credits of $129 and $258, respectively. You can find more details in the Omni Calculator's California paycheck calculator.

Yes, California local income tax includes Employment Training Tax (ETT): 0.1%, and State Disability Insurance (SDI): 1.1%. Employers deduct both taxes from AGI. Omni Calculator's California paycheck calculator may help estimate it from your income.

PIT withholding refers to the state’s personal income tax withholding requirement for employers. California employers must withhold a certain amount of state income tax from their employees’ wages and remit it to the state on their behalf; the amount is based on the employee’s taxable income and the withholding tables used by the state of California. Funds from PIT go toward maintaining public services such as: schools, infrastructure such as roads, park maintenance, and health and human services.