Cashiers salary in Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX

Official BLS OEWS May 2025 pay for Cashiers in the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX metro area — and the estimated take-home pay on the median wage under 2026 Texas tax rules.

The figures

The median Cashiers in the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX metro area earns $29,910 a year ($14.38 an hour), according to the BLS OEWS May 2025 estimates (full citation in Sources). The middle half of Cashiers in Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX earn between $27,110 and $34,010 a year. At the ends of the distribution, the lowest-paid 10 percent earn $22,940 or less and the top 10 percent earn $36,760 or more. BLS estimates 65,070 Cashiers jobs in the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX area — 16.067 of every 1,000 jobs in the area, a location quotient of 0.81 (below the national concentration). That is 2.1% of all Cashiers employment in the United States (3,089,410 jobs nationally). By employment, Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX is the #4 largest of the 25 covered metro areas for Cashiers. In aggregate, Cashiers in Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX earn about $1.97 billion a year (BLS employment multiplied by the mean wage). At the mean wage, the engine's take-home is $26,518.18 a year, so the aggregate take-home of Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX Cashiers is about $1.73 billion. BLS reports a relative standard error of 5.5% for this employment estimate. Ranked by median pay, Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX stands #23 of the 25 metro areas covered on this site for Cashiers. By employment, Cashiers is the #9 largest of the 30 covered occupations in Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX. Placed against the national distribution for Cashiers, the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX median of $29,910 falls between the national 25th percentile ($28,720) and the national median ($32,880). Across all occupations, the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX median is $51,440 a year — Cashiers pay is 41.9% below the area's overall median.

Wages in detail

Wage levelHourlyAnnual
Mean$14.56$30,290
10th percentile$11.03$22,940
25th percentile$13.03$27,110
Median (50th percentile)$14.38$29,910
75th percentile$16.35$34,010
90th percentile$17.67$36,760

What the wage distribution says

The top 10 percent of Cashiers in Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX earn 1.6 times what the bottom 10 percent earn ($36,760 against $22,940). The middle half spans $6,900 — from $27,110 to $34,010. Hourly, the 90th percentile ($17.67) is 1.60 times the 10th ($11.03). In the upper half of the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX distribution, the 75th percentile wage of $34,010 takes home $29,507.06 and the 90th percentile wage of $36,760 takes home $31,716.52 — $2,209.46 more net for $2,750 more gross. Against the median take-home of $26,212.80, the top decile keeps 1.21 times as much. The mean wage of $30,290 sits 1.3% above the median: higher-paid Cashiers pull the average up in Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX. Among the 30 covered occupations in Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX, Cashiers ranks #27 by median pay. In the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX wage ladder of covered occupations, Cashiers sits between Retail Salespersons at $33,400 and Fast Food and Counter Workers at $28,070. Cashiers accounts for 1.6% of all employment in the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX metro area. The average covered metro employs 48,512 Cashiers; Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX employs 1.3 times that.

Take-home pay on the median wage in Texas

Single filer, no dependents, no pre-tax contributions, paid biweekly, a full year of W-2 wages in Texas; city and local taxes are not included:

Gross pay (annual)$29,910.00
Federal income tax$1,409.20
Social Security (FICA)$1,854.42
Medicare (FICA)$433.70
Texas income tax$0.00
Total deductions$3,697.20
Net pay (annual)$26,212.80
Net pay per biweekly paycheck$1,008.18
Total deduction rate12.36% of gross

At the median, $26,212.80 of the $29,910 gross is kept ($1,008.18 per paycheck) — a deduction rate of 12.36%. The deduction rate moves with pay: 10.63% at the 10th percentile, 11.71% at the 25th percentile, 13.24% at the 75th percentile, 13.72% at the 90th percentile. Between the 25th and 75th percentile wages, annual take-home rises by $5,572.18 on a gross rise of $6,900.

The same engine at the other published points of the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX wage distribution:

Wage pointNet per yearNet per paycheckDeduction rate
10th percentile ($22,940)$20,501.20$788.5110.63%
25th percentile ($27,110)$23,934.88$920.5711.71%
Median ($29,910)$26,212.80$1,008.1812.36%
75th percentile ($34,010)$29,507.06$1,134.8913.24%
90th percentile ($36,760)$31,716.52$1,219.8713.72%

Across the published distribution, take-home pay runs from $20,501.20 a year at the 10th percentile to $31,716.52 at the 90th — a spread of $11,215.32 of net pay inside one occupation and one metro area.

For scale: across all occupations, the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX median wage of $51,440 takes home $43,512.08 a year ($1,673.54 per paycheck, deduction rate 15.41%). The Cashiers median take-home of $26,212.80 sits $17,299.28 (below that area-wide figure.

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Take-home pay for $29,910 in Texas

Against the national median

Nationally, the median Cashiers earns $32,880 a year ($15.81 an hour). The Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX median of $29,910 is $2,970 (9.0%) below the national median.

The means rank the area the same way: $30,290 a year in Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX against $33,180 nationally, a gap of $2,890 (8.7%).

Set against the whole local market, the Cashiers 90th percentile of $36,760 is 28% of the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX all-occupations 90th percentile ($132,080), and its 10th percentile of $22,940 is 80% of the area-wide 10th ($28,850).

Median annualMedian hourlyMean annual
Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX$29,910$14.38$30,290
United States$32,880$15.81$33,180

Frequently asked questions

What is the median salary for Cashiers in Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX?

$29,910 a year ($14.38 an hour), per the BLS OEWS May 2025 estimates. The mean is $30,290 a year. Ranked by median pay, Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX stands #23 of the 25 covered metro areas for this occupation.

What is the take-home pay on $29,910 in Texas?

About $26,212.80 a year ($1,008.18 per biweekly paycheck) for a single filer with no dependents and no pre-tax contributions, under 2026 rules — a total deduction rate of 12.36% of gross. At the 75th percentile wage of $34,010, take-home is $29,507.06.

How does pay in Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX compare with the national median for Cashiers?

The Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX median of $29,910 is $2,970 (9.0%) below the national median of $32,880 a year. At the top of the distribution, the local 90th percentile is $36,760, against a national 90th percentile of $40,410.

How much do the top 10% of Cashiers earn in Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX?

$36,760 a year or more ($17.67 an hour or more), per the BLS OEWS May 2025 estimates.

What is the take-home pay at the 90th percentile for Cashiers in Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX?

On $36,760 a year, the engine gives a take-home of $31,716.52 a year ($1,219.87 per biweekly paycheck) in Texas under the same assumptions — a deduction rate of 13.72%.

How many Cashiers jobs are there in Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX?

BLS estimates 65,070 Cashiers jobs in the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX metro area — 16.067 of every 1,000 jobs in the area.

How concentrated are Cashiers jobs in Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX?

The location quotient is 0.81 — below the national concentration. A quotient of 1.0 means the occupation's share of local employment equals its national share.

How much does take-home pay vary for Cashiers in Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX?

From $20,501.20 a year at the 10th percentile wage ($22,940) to $31,716.52 at the 90th ($36,760), under the same single-filer assumptions in Texas.

What is the total wage bill for Cashiers in Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX?

About $1.97 billion a year — the BLS employment estimate of 65,070 multiplied by the mean wage of $30,290.

Sources and method

Wage data: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025 estimates (released May 15, 2026), retrieved October 27, 2026 — bls.gov/oes. OEWS figures are survey estimates for May 2025, not job offers. Take-home pay is computed by this site's paycheck engine with 2026 federal and state rules; the method, and what the engine does not model, is documented in the paycheck methodology guide. Estimates only — not tax advice.