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Salary After Tax Calculator

Compare your salary after tax across regions

Model your after-tax salary in the UK, India, United States, and Germany (EU) using live FX conversion and realistic tax brackets. Switch origin and destination countries to see how far your pay goes elsewhere.

Enter annual salary before tax. Commas and periods are accepted.

Pay frequency

Deducted before tax. For India this mimics EPF/VPF; for UK/US it represents pension or 401(k) contributions.

This tool uses simplified national tax brackets and does not account for state/province taxes, allowances, credits, or special exemptions. Calculations are estimates only.

Enter your salary details and select Calculate to see after-tax results, tax breakdowns, and FX-adjusted comparisons.

Salary tax calculator FAQs

Answers to the most common questions about using the live FX salary after tax calculator.

How does the calculator handle FX rates?

The tool calls a Cloudflare Worker that stores daily rates in KV and falls back to the FX API if the cache is empty. Every calculation reuses the same rate snapshot so the conversion and scenario cards stay consistent.

Can I compare multiple country combinations?

Yes. After running a calculation, click “Save scenario” to capture the current origin and destination. Save another combination to unlock the comparison button, which highlights which scenario offers more take-home pay.

Do you include regional or city-level taxes?

No. The calculator focuses on national income-tax models, social insurance, and typical employee pension rates. Local surcharges, city levies, and bespoke allowances are outside the scope so you should treat the results as estimates.

How often do you update the tax rules?

The tax modules are reviewed whenever major national changes ship, and at least once per tax year. If a bracket or contribution cap looks outdated, use the contact form to send the new numbers so we can refresh the model quickly.

Disclaimer: This calculator is for educational purposes only and does not provide financial advice.