NHL | Philadelphia, PA
What a Philadelphia Flyers contract really pays
Real 2026 take-home numbers for Philadelphia Flyers players, from the NHL minimum up. Federal tax, Pennsylvania tax, the jock tax, and the agent, all in.
At a glance
- Home games taxed by
- Pennsylvania
- Top rate there
- 3.07%
- Rank for take-home
- 15 of 32
- NHL agent cap
- No union cap
- Road duty days (est.)
- 31%
- Taxing places visited
- 19
Take-home by salary
| Salary | Taxes | Fees | Keeps |
|---|---|---|---|
| $850,000min | $353,724 | $67,500 | $428,776 (50%) |
| $2,000,000 | $884,374 | $125,000 | $990,626 (50%) |
| $5,000,000 | $2,268,668 | $275,000 | $2,456,332 (49%) |
| $10,000,000 | $4,577,774 | $525,000 | $4,897,226 (49%) |
Single, living in Pennsylvania, max agent fee, 1% advisor fee, and $25K a year for a CPA and lawyer. Estimates for education.
Statement of earnings
$5M with the Philadelphia Flyers
One season. Lives in Pennsylvania. Single.
Top federal rate is 37% on taxable income over $640,600. Reduced by a credit for tax paid to Canada.
1.45% on every dollar, plus 0.9% on pay over $200,000. No cap.
6.2% on the first $184,500 only.
Your home state taxes all of your pay, minus a credit for tax you paid other states.
A local wage tax on pay earned at your home venue.
About 31% of your duty days are on the road. Road states and cities with an income tax each take a cut. Estimated across 19 taxing places your league visits.
Taken from the gross, before taxes. For team salary it is not deductible on your federal return.
Business manager, financial advisor, and similar percentage fees.
Multi-state returns, contract review, estate documents.
What you actually keep
$2,456,332
You keep
49%
Philadelphia Flyers pay questions
Do Philadelphia Flyers players pay state income tax?+
Yes. Pennsylvania taxes the pay earned on duty days in the state, even for players who live somewhere else. The top rate is 3.07%. There is also a local income tax at the venue.
How much does a NHL minimum salary player on the Philadelphia Flyers take home?+
On the NHL minimum of $850,000, a single player living in Pennsylvania keeps about $428,776 after taxes and a 4% agent fee, or about 50%.
How does the Philadelphia Flyers rank for take-home pay?+
At $5,000,000 a season, the Philadelphia Flyers rank 15 of 32 NHL teams for what a player keeps, assuming he or she lives in the team's state. The top team on that list is the Dallas Stars.
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