Salary Calculator — Net Pay After Tax

Salary Calculator — Net Pay After Tax

Calculate net salary after income tax and social security. Shows INSS/IRRF 2026 breakdown, payslip visualization, employer cost, and salary range table. Free, no signup.

Updated June 2026

UPDATED 2026

Based on Brazilian labor law (CLT) — INSS + IRRF 2026 tables

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Total Employer Cost

R$ 7.960,97

+59.2% of gross salary (real amortized cost)

FGTS 8% · Employer INSS 20% · RAT/FAP 2% · Sistema S 3.3% + 13th/vacation prov.

FGTS (8%) R$ 400,00 INSS Patr. (20%) R$ 1.000,00 RAT/FAP (2%) R$ 100,00 Sistema S (3,3%) R$ 165,00 Prov. 13º R$ 555,42 Prov. Férias R$ 740,56
Estimated total annual cost R$ 95.531,67

Net Pay

✓ TAX EXEMPT

R$ 4.490,40

INSS

R$ 509,60

10,19% ef.

IRRF

R$ 0,00

0,00% ef.

Total deductions

R$ 509,60

10,19% ef.

BP

MONTHLY PAYSLIP

Minha Empresa

CNPJ: 00.000.000/0001-00

Reference

08/2026

CODDESCRIPTIONREFEARNINGSDEDUCTIONS
101Base Salary30 d5.000,00
501Social Security (INSS)10,19%509,60
550Income Tax (IRRF)Tax Exempt (Law 15.270)0,00
TOTAL EARNINGS5.000,00
TOTAL DEDUCTIONS509,60
NET PAYR$ 4.490,40

* Benefits are not subject to INSS/IRRF

Salary Reference Table — Estimate 2026

Gross SalarySoc. SecurityInc. TaxNet Pay% Ded.
R$ 1.500R$ 112,50🟢 Tax ExemptR$ 1.387,507.5%
R$ 2.000R$ 157,23🟢 Tax ExemptR$ 1.842,777.9%
R$ 3.000R$ 253,41🟢 Tax ExemptR$ 2.746,598.4%
R$ 4.000R$ 373,41🟢 Tax ExemptR$ 3.626,599.3%
R$ 5.000R$ 509,60🟢 Tax ExemptR$ 4.490,4010.2%
R$ 6.000R$ 649,60R$ 239,41R$ 5.110,9914.8%
R$ 7.000R$ 789,60R$ 680,10R$ 5.530,3021.0%
R$ 8.000R$ 929,60R$ 1.035,62R$ 6.034,7824.6%
R$ 10.000R$ 951,63R$ 1.579,56R$ 7.468,8125.3%
R$ 12.000R$ 951,63R$ 2.129,56R$ 8.918,8125.7%
R$ 15.000R$ 951,63R$ 2.954,56R$ 11.093,8126.0%
R$ 20.000R$ 951,63R$ 4.329,56R$ 14.718,8126.4%
R$ 25.000R$ 951,63R$ 5.704,56R$ 18.343,8126.6%
R$ 30.000R$ 951,63R$ 7.079,56R$ 21.968,8126.8%

* INSS + IRRF only, no other deductions. Base calculation for single with no dependents.

Estimated values for financial planning based on Brazilian labor law (CLT). Consult an accountant for official calculations.

How the Brazil salary calculator works

From gross salary to a visual payslip in under a minute

1. Enter the gross salary

The result updates in real time as you type — no submit button, no page reload.

2. Add dependents and deductions

Each dependent reduces the IRRF calculation base by R$189.59/month. Toggle on transportation vouchers and health insurance if they apply to your case.

3. Read the visual payslip

INSS, IRRF, and any other deductions are laid out line by line, ending with the net pay you'd actually receive.

What this Brazil salary calculator does

Full 2026 INSS and IRRF tables, built for accuracy

Full exemption up to R$5,000

Applies Law 15.270/2025 correctly, including the partial-reduction band that runs up to R$7,350.

Progressive INSS by bracket

Calculates each income bracket separately instead of applying a single flat rate to the whole salary.

Compare two job offers side by side

Enter two salary packages and see the real monthly and annual difference in take-home pay.

Employer cost breakdown

Shows the employer-side charges — FGTS, employer INSS, RAT/FAP, Sistema S — on top of the employee's net pay.

Visual payslip with PDF/PNG export

Generates a Brazilian-style payslip (holerite) you can download as a file or copy as plain text.

Calculation examples (2026 tables)

Real gross-to-net figures under the current INSS and IRRF rules

Gross salary (BRL)
Net salary (BRL)
R$ 3,000.00
R$ 2,746.59 — tax exempt
R$ 5,000.00
R$ 4,490.41 — tax exempt
R$ 8,000.00
R$ 6,713.89
R$ 15,000.00
R$ 12,157.64

When you'd use this

The most common scenarios among people who reach for this calculator

Evaluating a Brazilian job offer

Know exactly how much will land in the bank account before accepting or negotiating a CLT position.

Negotiating a raise

See the real effect of a raise on net pay, not just the headline gross number.

Comparing two offers

Use Compare mode to weigh different benefits packages — transportation, health plan, extras — side by side.

Understanding what an employee costs in Brazil

Useful for anyone weighing CLT against PJ (independent contractor) arrangements, or hiring in Brazil for the first time.

Common mistakes when estimating Brazilian net salary

Applying a single flat INSS rate

The correct method is progressive by bracket — the effective rate is always lower than the top bracket's rate, never a flat percentage of the whole salary.

Ignoring dependents in the tax calculation

Each dependent deducts R$189.59 from the IRRF calculation base — across a full family that can mean a real reduction, or push a salary into full exemption.

Forgetting the partial exemption band

Between R$5,000 and R$7,350 gross, income tax is neither zero nor the full bracket amount — it's a proportionally reduced figure.

Why use this calculator

Brazilian payroll math has more edge cases than most calculators bother with: progressive INSS brackets, the new Law 15.270/2025 exemption, and a phase-out band between R$5,000 and R$7,350 where the tax is neither zero nor full. All three are modeled correctly here, not approximated.

The employer cost view goes beyond the employee's net pay — it adds FGTS, employer INSS, RAT/FAP, and Sistema S charges, landing around 133% of gross salary. That figure matters if you're negotiating a hire, comparing CLT against PJ contracting, or just curious what a salary actually costs the company paying it.

IRRF before vs. after Law 15.270/2025

The biggest change to Brazilian income tax in decades

IRRF before (2025)
IRRF 2026
R$5,000 gross
R$172.74/month
R$0 — exempt
R$6,000 gross
R$242.74/month
R$46.35/month
Annual savings at R$5,000
R$2,072.88

Frequently asked questions

Subtract from the gross salary: INSS calculated progressively by bracket, IRRF applied to (gross minus INSS minus dependent deductions) with full exemption up to R$5,000, and any other deductions such as transportation vouchers or health insurance.

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