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Salary calculator Netherlands: from gross to net, or the other way round.

What do you know?
The amount is
Payroll tax credit (loonheffingskorting)
Yes with your main employer. No for a second job or next to a benefit.
Reached the state pension age (AOW)?
Holiday allowance (8%)
Most Dutch offers quote the salary without the 8% holiday allowance. Tick "included" for an all-in salary.
In 2026, 30% of your salary can be paid tax-free. The base is capped at € 262,000 a year, so at most € 78,600 is tax-free. Your taxable salary must stay above € 48,013 (€ 36,497 if you are under 30 with a master’s degree). From 2027 the percentage drops to 27% for people who started using the ruling in 2024 or later.
Include employer costs
Employer size
Small means a total payroll up to € 1,082,500 in 2024. The Whk premium differs per employer; the average is shown.

Net per month

€ 4,170.83

Gross per month
€ 6,000.00
Payroll tax per month effective 30.49%
€ 1,829.17
Net per month
€ 4,170.83
Net per year (12 months)
€ 50,049.96
Gross per year (12 months)
€ 72,000.00
Gross hourly rate at 40 hours per week
€ 34.62
Net hourly rate
€ 24.06

Tax credits per year

General tax credit (algemene heffingskorting)
€ 413.00
Labour tax credit (arbeidskorting)
€ 3,968.00

Holiday allowance, paid in May

Gross holiday allowance (8% of 12 months)
€ 5,760.00
Special rate (bijzonder tarief)
50.47%
Tax on holiday allowance
€ 2,907.07
Net holiday allowance
€ 2,852.93
Net per year including holiday allowance
€ 52,902.89

Employer costs per month

Awf unemployment premium (low, 2.74%)
€ 164.40
Aof disability premium (low, 6.27%)
€ 376.20
Wko childcare surcharge (0.50%)
€ 30.00
Whk return-to-work premium (average 1.52%)
€ 91.20
Zvw employer health care levy (6.10%)
€ 366.00
Holiday allowance reserve (8%)
€ 480.00
Total employer costs
€ 1,507.80
Total cost of employment per month
€ 7,507.80

Indication based on the official 2026 monthly wage tax table and the 2026 special remuneration table. Pension premiums, collective agreement (CAO) items, commuting allowances and other benefits are not included, so your payslip may differ.

Understand the result

Your salary, step by step.

  1. Gross salary
  2. Deductions
  3. Net salary

The result depends on your input and the supported situation.

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Is holiday pay included?

Use the holiday-pay setting in the worksheet. The result shows how your selection is included.

What is the difference between month and year?

Select the period that matches your input. The worksheet converts it to the supported payroll period.

Why does my payslip differ?

Your payslip may also include pension contributions, collective agreements and other deductions. Check the calculation assumptions.

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