Poland Net Salary Calculator

See salary, PIT, ZUS, health insurance, employer cost and tax-exemption effects in one transparent calculation. Built for planning, comparison and reverse net-to-gross solving.

Your salary

Annual employment planning. Enter gross amounts before employee deductions.

Base gross salary (PLN/year)

Bonus / variable pay

Taxable benefits

Employment income costs

Qualifying PIT-exempt employment income

For verified youth / return / 4+ / working-senior relief. Shared statutory cap: PLN 85,528.

Other income deductions

Other annual PIT credits

Post-tax payroll deductions

Employer accident rate (%)

Include Labour Fund + FGŚP

Common 2.45% + 0.10% employer planning assumption; statutory exemptions can apply.

Advanced rule notes

Employee pension (9.76%) and disability (1.5%) contributions use the 2026 annual contribution-base ceiling of PLN 282,600. Sickness insurance (2.45%) and employee health insurance continue without that ceiling. Health is modeled as 9% of gross less employee social contributions.

For PIT-exempt income, social contributions attributable to the exempt share are not deducted from taxable income. This tool applies the official proportional approach for employment-only planning.

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Yellow bar = share of gross retained as cash after modeled employee deductions.

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Planning estimate for a standard Polish employment relationship in tax year 2026. Actual payroll can differ because of monthly rounding, multiple employers, exact relief eligibility, benefit treatment and employer-specific contribution exemptions. Verify filing/payroll decisions with official guidance.