Salary Calculator & Take Home Pay Calculator

Our calculator uses the latest published tax rates from official government sources (ATO for Australia, IRD for New Zealand, HMRC for UK, etc.). However, tax calculations can be complex and individual circumstances vary. This calculator provides estimates and should not be considered as official tax advice. Always consult with a qualified tax professional or the relevant tax authority for your specific situation.

The calculator covers the following tax years: Australia (2024-2025), Denmark (2024), France (2024), Germany (2024), Ireland (2024), Italy (2024), Norway (2024), Spain (2024), Sweden (2024), New Zealand (2025), United Kingdom (2025-2026), Singapore (2025), Taiwan (2024), Hong Kong (2024-2025), Malaysia (2025), and United States (2024). Tax rates are updated annually based on official government announcements.

The calculator includes the main tax components: income tax brackets, Medicare Levy (Australia), ACC Levy (New Zealand), National Insurance (UK), social security contributions (European countries), CPF (Singapore), MPF (Hong Kong), EPF/SOCSO (Malaysia), USC/PRSI (Ireland), and common offsets. However, it may not include all possible deductions, offsets, or rebates that may apply to your specific situation.

We use real-time exchange rates from ExchangeRate-API, which are updated daily. Rates are cached for 24 hours to improve performance. You can view results in multiple currencies including AUD, NZD, GBP, USD, EUR, SGD, TWD, HKD, and MYR.

No, we do not store or share your personal data. All calculations are performed locally in your browser. We only use local storage to save your preferences (like currency selection) for your convenience on your next visit. See our Privacy Policy for more details.

Yes, you can use this calculator to estimate your take-home pay and plan your finances. However, remember that this is an estimate only. For actual tax planning, especially for complex situations, we recommend consulting with a qualified tax professional.

Employer contributions (like superannuation in Australia, KiwiSaver in New Zealand, pension in UK, etc.) are not deducted from your salary. They are additional contributions made by your employer on top of your gross salary. We show them separately so you can see the total value of your compensation package.

This calculator is designed for single salary income. If you have multiple income sources, investments, rental income, or other complex tax situations, the results may not be accurate. We recommend using this as a starting point and consulting with a tax professional for comprehensive tax planning.