Dutch net salary calculator for 2024, 2025 and 2026

Start with the gross salary and pay period shown in your contract or payslip. You can then refine the estimate with the amounts and hours that apply to your job.

• Enter your gross salary exactly as it appears in your contract or payslip.
• Choose four weeks, month or year as the period of your gross salary. The annual conversion factor is shown beside the field.
• Choose 2024, 2025 or 2026, then view the result by month, year, week, day or hour.

The annual estimate uses Dutch Box 1 income tax, the general tax credit and the employment tax credit for an employee below state pension age.

• A monthly salary uses 12 months per year. A four-week salary uses 13 periods. An annual salary remains the annual amount you entered.
• Weekly and daily results are derived from the annual amount. A day uses 261 working days per year and an hour uses the contractual hours you confirm.
• You can enable or disable payroll tax credits. The same choice is used in all three year comparisons.

This calculator produces an annual estimate, not a payslip. Employers calculate each payroll period and may include arrangements that you have not entered here.

• Holiday allowance, bonuses, travel reimbursements, pension, WGA contributions and other deductions are included only when you enter their actual amount and tax treatment.
• Employer-specific items default to zero. BerekenHulp does not copy a pension rate, WGA rate or reimbursement from an example.
• Overtime, weekend and public-holiday work, shift allowance and sick-pay hours are included only when you enter the relevant hours and percentages.
• The expat scheme is calculated only after you confirm a valid decision, employer agreement, period and salary basis. The calculator does not determine whether you qualify.

Contract hours determine the derived hourly wage. Extra hours affect the result only after you also enter how they are settled and which percentage applies.

• Choose whether overtime is paid, exchanged for time off or split between both options.
• For weekday, weekend and public-holiday overtime, enter the total payment percentage of the hourly wage. For shift allowance, enter only the additional percentage.
• For sick-pay hours, the calculator subtracts the unpaid part of the normal wage. Your employment contract, collective agreement and year of illness may change the applicable percentage.

Tax rates, thresholds and tax credits change by tax year. BerekenHulp therefore recalculates the same salary scenario with a separate reviewed rules package for each year.

• All three results use exactly the same salary inputs.
• The comparison shows which tax bands and tax-credit parameters caused a material difference.
• Official sources, effective dates and the limits of the annual estimate remain visible beside the result.