Find out what you really take home
Type a salary, pick a country and see the net pay, every contribution, the income tax and what the job costs the employer. Gross to net or net to gross, in a few seconds.
- netsalarykit.com/al Albania, Shqip
- netsalarykit.com/at Austria, Deutsch
- netsalarykit.com/ba Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosanski
- netsalarykit.com/hr Croatia, Hrvatski
- netsalarykit.com/fr France, Français
- netsalarykit.com/de Germany, Deutsch
- netsalarykit.com/mk North Macedonia, Македонски
- netsalarykit.com/pl Poland, Polski
- netsalarykit.com/rs Serbia, Srpski
- netsalarykit.com/si Slovenia, Slovenščina
- netsalarykit.com/es Spain, Español
- netsalarykit.com/se Sweden, Svenska
- netsalarykit.com/uk United Kingdom, English
- netsalarykit.com/us United States, English
All calculations run in your browser. Nothing you type is sent or stored.
Popular questions
How much is my salary after tax?
Pick your country in the calculator above and type your gross salary. You get the take-home pay, every contribution and the income tax straight away, for 14 countries with 2026 rates.
How do I calculate my take-home pay?
Take your gross salary, subtract the employee social contributions (pension, health, unemployment) and then the income tax. What is left is your net, or take-home, pay. The exact rates depend on the country, which is why each country has its own calculator.
What is 60,000 EUR a year after tax in Germany?
About 37,561 EUR per year in tax class I without children, which is roughly 3,130 EUR per month. Open the Germany calculator.
How much is 40,000 GBP a year after tax in the UK?
About 32,320 GBP per year in England, Wales or Northern Ireland for 2026/27, after income tax and National Insurance. Open the UK calculator.
How much is 75,000 USD a year after tax in the US?
About 61,593 USD per year after federal income tax, Social Security and Medicare for a single filer, before any state income tax. Open the US calculator.
How much is 3,000 EUR gross per month in net in France?
About 2,250 EUR per month after employee contributions and income tax withheld at source. Open the France calculator.
How much is 3,500 EUR gross per month in net in Austria?
On average about 2,502 EUR per payment, with 14 payments a year including the lower taxed holiday and Christmas bonus. Open the Austria calculator.
How much is 2,000 EUR gross in net in Croatia?
About 1,370 EUR per month in Zagreb, after pension contributions and local income tax. Open the Croatia calculator.
Choose your country
Every country page opens in the local language, with the rules explained, worked examples, the minimum wage and links to official sources. You can switch to English at the top of any page.
How it works
Gross, net and employer cost in plain words
Gross salary is the amount in your contract before anything is deducted. Net salary is what actually lands in your bank account. The difference goes to pension, health and unemployment insurance and to income tax, which your employer withholds and pays on your behalf.
In many countries the employer also pays its own contributions on top of the gross salary. That is the total employer cost, and it is the number companies use when they plan a new hire. When you compare job offers between countries, look at the net amount, because the same gross salary can mean very different take-home pay.
Each country page explains its rules, the 2026 rates and the official sources we use. The numbers are an informational estimate for a standard full-time employee, not a payslip.
How much of the gross salary do you keep?
Net pay as a share of a typical gross salary in each country, 2026 rates, single employee without children.
| Country | Example gross | Net | Net share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albania | 100,000 ALL per month | 79,700 ALL | 79.7% |
| Austria | 3,500 EUR per month | 2,502 EUR | 71.5% |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) | 2,000 KM per month | 1,272 KM | 63.6% |
| Croatia | 2,000 EUR per month | 1,370 EUR | 68.5% |
| France | 3,000 EUR per month | 2,250 EUR | 75.0% |
| Germany | 60,000 EUR per year | 37,561 EUR | 62.6% |
| North Macedonia | 60,000 MKD per month | 39,973 MKD | 66.6% |
| Poland | 8,000 PLN per month | 5,784 PLN | 72.3% |
| Serbia | 150,000 RSD per month | 108,572 RSD | 72.4% |
| Slovenia | 2,500 EUR per month | 1,585 EUR | 63.4% |
| Spain | 30,000 EUR per year | 23,124 EUR | 77.1% |
| Sweden | 40,000 SEK per month | 31,910 SEK | 79.8% |
| United Kingdom | 40,000 GBP per year | 32,320 GBP | 80.8% |
| United States | 75,000 USD per year | 61,593 USD | 82.1% |
Made in Bosnia and Herzegovina
NetSalaryKit is built by Limitless in Ilidza near Sarajevo, so Bosnia and Herzegovina gets special attention. The country has two entities with different payroll rules, plus Brčko District. In the Federation of BiH employees pay 31% in contributions and 10% income tax after a 300 KM personal allowance, and employers add 5%. In Republika Srpska contributions are also 31%, but income tax is 8% with a 1,000 KM allowance.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between gross and net salary?
Gross salary is the agreed pay before deductions. Net salary is what you receive after employee contributions and income tax are taken off.
How do I open the calculator for my country?
Add the country code to the address, for example netsalarykit.com/de for Germany, /ba for Bosnia and Herzegovina, /us for the United States or /uk for the United Kingdom. The page opens in the local language, and every page has an English version too.
How do I calculate net salary in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
In the Federation of BiH, deduct 31% contributions, then 10% tax on the remainder minus the 300 KM personal allowance. In Republika Srpska, deduct 31% contributions and 8% tax on gross minus 1,000 KM. For 2,000 KM gross that gives 1,272 KM and 1,300 KM.
Can I calculate gross from a desired net salary?
Yes. Choose Net to gross, type the net amount you want and the calculator finds the gross salary and the employer cost that produce it.
Which countries are supported?
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Germany, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Albania, North Macedonia, France, Spain, Poland, Sweden, the United Kingdom and the United States (federal taxes).
Are the results official?
No. They are informational estimates based on 2026 rates published by official institutions, which we link on every country page. Personal circumstances can change the final amount.
Is my data stored?
No. All calculations happen in your browser and nothing you enter is sent to a server.
About NetSalaryKit
NetSalaryKit is a free tool by Limitless (OD LIMITLESS) from Ilidza, Bosnia and Herzegovina. We built it because salary questions come up all the time, at job interviews, when moving abroad or when hiring the first employee, and the answers are usually buried in long laws and tables. The goal is simple: a clear answer in a few seconds, the rules explained in normal language and the official sources one click away.
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