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| Player | Contract | Notes |
| Cousins | $ 14,728,844 | |
| Gay | $ 12,403,101 | |
| Landry | $ 6,500,000 | |
| Thompson | $ 6,431,250 | |
| Collison | $ 5,013,559 | |
| Cauley-Stein | $ 3,398,280 | Denotes max. rookie scale for #6 pick |
| McLemore | $ 3,156,600 | |
| Stauskas | $ 2,869,440 | |
| McCallum | $ 947,276 | Non-Guaranteed |
| Moreland | $ 845,059 | Non-Guaranteed |
| Stockton | $ 845,059 | Non-Guaranteed |
| Ellington | $ 923,670 | Stretch Provision - not on roster |
| Total | $ 58,062,138 | |
| Total Guaranteed | $ 55,425,744 |
Source: Basketball-Reference.com
Derrick Williams is not represented on this list, as I don't see the Kings tendering a qualifying offer to him (Note: When the Kings tender a qualifying offer to Derrick Williams, you can thank me personally for it). There has been conversation that Williams' QO may be halved to (to roughly $4.2m instead of $8.3m) due to his lack of playing time last season.
McCallum's deal becomes partially guaranteed ($200k) if he is still on the roster 7/12/15, and it becomes fully guaranteed if he is on the roster 7/20/15.
I do not know when the contracts of Moreland and Stockton become guaranteed. Best guess regarding Stockton is that he has a $75k guarantee that will become the full contract if he makes the opening day roster.
Rookies may be paid 80% - 120% of their scale. Cauley-Stein's scale as a #6 pick in this year's draft is $2.8m. I am assuming that he will be paid to 120%, as is customary with most lottery picks.
The salary cap for 2015-16 is projected to be $67.1m, with the luxury tax set at roughly $81m.