The Salary Calculator turns your gross pay into your take-home (net) pay — the amount that actually lands in your account after tax and other deductions. It works for any country and currency because you enter your own rates.

How it works

Enter your gross salary and how often you are paid (per year, month, week, or hour). The calculator converts this to a yearly figure, then subtracts your income tax, any percentage deductions (such as pension or social security), and any fixed monthly deductions. The result is shown per year, per month, and per week.

Gross vs net pay

Gross pay is your salary before anything is taken out. Net pay, or take-home pay, is what remains after deductions. The gap between the two is your effective deduction rate, which the calculator shows so you can see exactly how much of your salary is being withheld.

Hourly pay

If you choose “per hour”, the calculator annualises your pay over a standard full-time week of 40 hours across 52 weeks before applying deductions.

This is an estimate for planning only. Real payslips can use tax bands, allowances, and thresholds that vary by country — for an exact figure, check your local tax rules or payslip. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is uploaded.