Take-home pay calculators

Pick a country to turn a gross salary into net annual, monthly and weekly pay, using that country's published rates for the current tax year.

Updated 2026-11-01 · Methodology

CountryTax yearExample grossEffective rate (est.)
United States2026US$75,00017.9%
United Kingdom2026–27£40,00019.2%
Ireland2026€50,00020.7%
Australia2026–27A$90,00021.5%
New Zealand2026–27NZ$75,00021.4%
Singapore2026 income (YA 2027)S$72,00022.4%
Hong Kong2026/27HK$420,00010.4%
United Arab Emirates2026AED 240,0000.0%
IndiaFY 2026–27 (AY 2027–28)₹12,00,0001.8%
Philippines2026₱600,00013.8%

The same salary, 10 tax systems

Each row is a gross salary worth US$60,000 at the exchange rate used in this build, run through that country's calculator. The total deduction rate runs from 0.0% in United Arab Emirates to 25.8% in India. Countries that fund healthcare or pensions through payroll contributions sit higher than ones that fund them in other ways, so a lower rate is not automatically better value.

CountryGrossNet a yearNet a monthDeducted
United Arab EmiratesAED 220,400AED 220,400AED 18,3670.0%
Hong KongHK$470,700HK$418,391HK$34,86611.1%
United StatesUS$60,000US$50,390US$4,19916.0%
United Kingdom£44,800£35,776£2,98120.1%
AustraliaA$85,300A$67,484A$5,62420.9%
Ireland€53,700€41,601€3,46722.5%
SingaporeS$76,700S$59,385S$4,94922.6%
Philippines₱3,822,300₱2,862,730₱238,56125.1%
New ZealandNZ$106,500NZ$79,614NZ$6,63425.2%
India₹57,03,000₹42,30,350₹3,52,52925.8%

What each calculator deducts

United States · 2026

Federal income tax on taxable income (after the US$16,100 standard deduction), plus social security & medicare (fica).

Sources: IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32 (2026 brackets and standard deduction); IRS Topic 751: Social Security and Medicare withholding; SSA 2026 wage base

United Kingdom · 2026–27

Income Tax on gross income (with the full £12,570 Personal Allowance), plus national insurance.

Sources: GOV.UK Income Tax rates and Personal Allowances; GOV.UK Rates and thresholds for employers 2026 to 2027

Ireland · 2026

Income tax (PAYE) on gross income (single person), plus usc & prsi.

Sources: Revenue: Tax rates, bands and reliefs 2026; Revenue: Standard rates and thresholds of USC; Citizens Information: PRSI

Australia · 2026–27

Income tax on taxable income (Australian resident), plus medicare levy.

Sources: ATO: Tax rates – Australian residents; ATO: Medicare levy reduction for low-income earners; ATO: Low income tax offset

New Zealand · 2026–27

Income tax (PAYE) on taxable income, plus acc earners' levy.

Sources: Inland Revenue: Tax rates for individuals; Inland Revenue: ACC earners' levy rates

Singapore · 2026 income (YA 2027)

Income tax on chargeable income (after CPF relief and earned income relief), plus cpf (employee share).

Sources: IRAS: Individual income tax rates; CPF Board: Contribution rates from 1 Jan 2026

Hong Kong · 2026/27

Salaries tax on net chargeable income (after the HK$145,000 basic allowance), plus mpf (employee share).

Sources: GovHK: Tax rates of salaries tax; IRD: FAQ on 2026-27 Budget tax measures; MPFA: Mandatory contributions

United Arab Emirates · 2026

Personal income tax on employment income, plus social contributions.

Sources: UAE Ministry of Finance: Taxation; GPSSA: Contributions

India · FY 2026–27 (AY 2027–28)

Income tax incl. cess on taxable income (after the ₹75,000 standard deduction), plus epf (employee share).

Sources: Income Tax Department: Salaried individuals; Finance Bill 2026; EPFO: Contribution rates

Philippines · 2026

Income tax (TRAIN) on taxable compensation (after contributions and exempt 13th-month pay), plus sss, philhealth & pag-ibig.

Sources: BIR: Income tax rates (TRAIN, 2023 onwards); SSS contribution table; PhilHealth premium contribution

For a rough figure in other countries, use the simplified tax calculator. See also comparing take-home pay across countries.

Which countries have a take-home pay calculator?

Countries whose rules we could check against at least two worked examples. Others are left out rather than guessed.

Is this tax advice?

No. Results are estimates for a single employee with salary income only.

Not tax advice. All figures are estimates.