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Five pay periods
Start from hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, or annual earnings and compare equivalent rates instantly.
Your salary snapshot will appear hereEnter your details and calculate to see gross pay, estimated take-home income, deductions, and equivalent rates.
Estimated monthly take-home
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After estimated deductions
Annual gross—
Annual take-home—
Total deductions—
Effective hourly gross—
Estimated tax—
Take-home rate—
Where the annual gross goes
Take-home—
Estimated tax—
Pre-tax deductions—
Other deductions—
Gross and take-home equivalents
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10% raise scenario
Projected annual gross—
Projected monthly take-home—
Extra take-home per month—
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Flexible deductions
Model pre-tax contributions, an estimated effective tax rate, and recurring post-tax deductions.
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Raise planning
Preview the estimated effect of a future base-pay increase while keeping the same deduction assumptions.
How to estimate take-home salary
Select your currency and pay period, enter gross pay and schedule, then supply your own effective tax and deduction assumptions. The calculator annualizes the income and converts the result into comparable periods.
Use an effective tax rate
A marginal tax bracket is not the same as tax divided by total taxable income. Use an expected effective rate for a more useful estimate.
Hourly workers
Set paid weeks carefully. Unpaid leave reduces annualized income even when the hourly rate stays unchanged.
Bonuses
The annual bonus is included in gross and taxed using your chosen estimate, but the raise scenario applies only to base pay.
Planning, not payroll advice
Actual payslips may include progressive taxes, exemptions, statutory contributions, benefit caps, and employer-specific rules.