Your details
All figures are pre-tax. If you’re not sure about retirement or medical inputs, leave them blank — only the basics are required.
80% of the travel allowance is treated as taxable, per SARS default.
Retirement deduction caps at 27.5% of remuneration or R350,000 a year — whichever is lower.
Your take-home pay
Your income tax and net salary for the tax year you pick.
What’s behind the numbers
Use our online income tax calculator designed for individuals to help you work out your estimated monthly take-home pay in South Africa after PAYE (“pay as you earn”) tax is deducted from your salary. You can use the advanced version of the calculator to add other income and your contributions towards your medical aid, pension fund, provident fund, or retirement annuity.
Pay-as-you-earn tax, calculated against SARS annual brackets and adjusted for age-based rebates and medical tax credits.
Employee UIF: 1% of monthly remuneration, capped at R17,712 — so the maximum monthly deduction is R177.12.
Applied automatically per beneficiary. The main member and first dependant each qualify for R364 a month; every additional dependant adds R246.
Pension, provident, and RA contributions reduce taxable income up to 27.5% of remuneration — capped at R350,000 a year.
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