Gross to Net Salary Calculator
Our gross to net salary calculator shows exactly how much money you take home after all mandatory deductions — income tax, social security, health insurance and other contributions. Supports 24 countries including Ukraine, Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Armenia, Moldova, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Germany, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Netherlands, Poland, Czech Republic, Lithuania, United Kingdom, USA, Canada, Australia, Ireland and New Zealand. Select your country to get a country-specific breakdown based on the latest 2024–2025 tax rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between gross and net salary?
Gross salary is your total earnings before any deductions. Net salary — sometimes called "take-home pay" — is what you actually receive after income tax, social security contributions, and other mandatory deductions are subtracted.
Which deductions are calculated?
The calculator includes employee-side income tax (using the current progressive brackets for each country) and mandatory employee social insurance contributions such as pension, health, and unemployment insurance. Employer-side contributions are not shown.
Why does the net salary differ so much between countries?
Each country has its own income tax structure (flat or progressive rates, tax-free thresholds, credits) and different rates for social insurance. For example, Lithuania has a combined employee social rate of 19.5%, while Ukraine is 23% (18% income tax + 5% military levy).
Is the calculation exact?
The results are a close approximation for a single employee with no special deductions. Local or regional taxes (e.g. US state income tax, German church tax), employment-specific deductions, or tax credits for children and dependants are not included.