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Human Resources Manager Salary 2026 in Arizona

BLS estimates the median human resources manager wage in Arizona at $139,820 a year, about $67.22 an hour over a full-time year. BLS estimates 3,950 jobs in the state. The state median estimate is 6.3% below the national median of $149,280.

Estimated take home in Arizona, a year

$104,035

On the state median of $139,820, after federal tax, Social Security, Medicare and Arizona income tax. A single filer with a blank Form W-4: $4,001.34 a fortnight, an effective rate of 25.6%.

The spread in Arizona

BLS publishes selected percentile estimates for the state, not only the median. The take home column applies the current Arizona model to published numeric estimates; lower-bound rows stay uncalculated.

PercentileA yearEstimated take home
Lowest tenth$88,410$69,251
Lower quarter$110,240$84,179
Median$139,820$104,035
Upper quarter$177,010$128,711
Highest tenth$225,500$162,583

Arizona against the states next door

The wage estimates are BLS’s. Take home is modeled only where BLS publishes a numeric median estimate; # lower bounds remain labelled and uncalculated.

StateMedianEstimated take home
Arizona$139,820$104,035
California$170,080$112,576
Colorado$166,400$117,189
Nevada$128,550$99,126
New Mexico$118,070$87,037
Utah$131,380$95,213

Relative to the state’s all-occupations estimate

BLS estimates the all-occupations median in Arizona at $50,060. The published human resources manager median estimate is 2.79times that benchmark; nationally the corresponding ratio is 2.93. This ratio is a wage comparison only and does not adjust for cost of living or individual experience.

Modeled gross pay for selected take home targets in Arizona

These are illustrative reverse calculations for a single filer using the deductions currently represented for Arizona. An actual payroll result may differ.

Target take homeEstimated gross needed
$50,000$61,040
$60,000$74,870
$75,000$96,810
$100,000$133,730

The same rate at different hours

BLS converts the annual estimate using a 2,080-hour year. This table shows illustrative weekly-hour scenarios using the same hourly estimate and theArizona deductions currently represented by the model.

Hours a weekGross a yearA fortnight
20$69,909$2,177.40
24$83,891$2,544.96
30$104,863$3,096.31
36$125,836$3,644.54
40$139,818$4,001.34
48$167,781$4,714.96

Put in your own hours

Seeded with the Arizona median. Change the hours, your Form W-4 answers or the state.

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Estimated average take home pay, biweekly

$4,001.34

$139,817.60 a year gross; the model estimates $104,034.98 after the deductions shown. That is 74.4% of gross under these assumptions.

Gross pay$5,377.60
Federal income tax- $857.32
Social Security- $333.41
Medicare- $77.98
Arizona income tax- $107.55
Take home$4,001.34

Worked out from: single filer · a blank Form W-4 · 40 hours a week.

  • Arizona withholds a flat 2.0% of gross wages, with no deduction; this is the employer-method estimate represented by the model, not a promise of what a payslip will show. The model's return-based tax estimate is $3,092.94 for the year against $2,796.35 of modeled withholding, a difference of about $296.59 that may increase the amount due or reduce a refund when you file.
  • Arizona links its standard deduction to the federal amount. The cited 2024 and 2025 Arizona figures matched the corresponding federal amounts; the model uses $16,100 for 2026 based on the same statutory linkage. Later guidance or a different filing situation may affect the applicable figure.

About this calculator. It is general guidance, not a payslip. The figures are estimates based on selected 2026 federal and state publications and modeled assumptions. Sources, interpretations and code may be incomplete or wrong, and the result should not be relied on as an exact calculation of tax, payroll or anything else. Your employer knows things this page cannot: a mid-year rate change, a benefit deduction, a garnishment, a local tax, or what it has already withheld this year. Nothing here is tax, legal or financial advice, and using it creates no professional relationship. For anything that turns on the exact number, ask an accountant or a qualified adviser. Methodology and sources.

Pay history and 2026 trend estimate

Each numeric bar is the published Arizona median estimate for human resources manager in that year’s release. A BLS # lower bound or a year without an exact result is labelled instead of silently dropped. Bars run from zero. The 2021 method break is marked, and the earlier published bars remain visible as historical context without being joined to the post-change calculations. The separate 2026 figure is an HourlyPaycheck arithmetic extrapolation, not BLS data or a BLS forecast.

Published endpoint change
17.1%
From $119,400 in 2021 to $139,820 in 2025. The compound rate between those exact post-change endpoints is 4.0% a year; it is descriptive arithmetic, not a BLS time-series measure.
After inflation
−1.9%
Adjusting the two published endpoints with the selected inflation series gives a descriptive decrease from 2021 to 2025.
Illustrative 2026 trend estimateestimate
≈$145,400
This site carries the 4.0% compound annual change from 2021–2025 forward by one year. It is not a published BLS estimate or forecast.
  1. 2012$85,590
  2. 2013$87,560
  3. 2014$93,150
  4. 2015$89,660
  5. 2016$82,680
  6. 2017$85,120
  7. 2018$90,560
  8. 2019$100,960
  9. 2020$107,190
  10. 2021BLS changed its estimation method in May 2021; site calculations start here.
  11. 2021$119,400
  12. 2022$125,150
  13. 2023$128,140
  14. 2024$130,340
  15. 2025$139,820

BLS changed the OEWS estimation method beginning with the May 2021 estimates. Pre-2021 bars remain as raw published reference points; the wage, inflation, and employment calculations use post-change endpoints only. BLS also explains that the survey’s pooled design and changes in methods or classifications limit comparisons over time. The chart itself contains no future data point. The separate 2026 card is a rounded trend scenario calculated by this site and is not part of the measured series.

BLS estimated employment at 166,530 in 2021 and 220,660 in 2025, a modeled change of 32.5% between the two published estimates.

Questions people ask

What is the median human resources manager salary in Arizona?+

BLS estimates the median at $139,820 a year, about $67.22 an hour over a full-time year. The published mean estimate is $150,820. In the cited data, that median estimate is 6.3% below the national estimate of $149,280.

What is a human resources manager salary in Arizona after taxes?+

Using the state median estimate and the page's default filing assumptions, the model estimates $104,035 a year after federal income tax, Social Security, Medicare and Arizona income tax. The corresponding modeled biweekly amount is $4,001.34.

What is the salary range for a human resources manager in Arizona?+

The BLS lowest-tenth estimate is $88,410, and the highest-tenth estimate is $225,500. “At least” preserves the Bureau's # lower-bound marker; the figures are wage estimates rather than career stages.

Does a human resources manager earn more in Arizona or nearby?+

Against the states it borders, Arizona's median of $139,820 is below the highest neighboring median, California at $170,080. The table also shows modeled take home estimates under the same assumptions; it is not a comparison of actual payslips.

Human Resources Manager pay in other states

Or see human resources manager pay nationally and how Arizona taxes any wage.

Wages: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025, SOC 11-3121. OEWS surveys wages in May and publishes about a year later, so this release appeared in May 2026 and is the most recent. Annual figures convert at 2,080 hours a year, as BLS states them. Tax is worked out here from the 2026 federal and Arizona tables.