Gross to Net Calculator
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Gross to Net Calculator

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Net pay

2,800.00

1,200.00Deductions
5,714.29Gross needed to take home this amount

Quick estimate in any currency. Pick a country or state page for exact 2026 rules.

This page lists every gross to net tool on the site, grouped by the question it answers: pay and hours, extra pay, taxes, deductions, states, countries and salary amounts.

The quick calculator above works in any currency: enter a gross amount and the total share taken by tax and contributions to see the net, or the gross you need for a target take-home pay.

Pay and Hours Tools

Overtime and Extra Pay Tools

Tax Tools

Deduction and Benefit Tools

State and Country Calculators

Take-home pay depends on where you work. The state calculator covers 32 states and cities with their own 2026 income tax, and the country calculator covers 51 countries, with 7 Canadian provinces on the Canada page.

Salary Amount Examples

Worked examples for common monthly and yearly salaries, each with every pay period and five state comparisons:

The Quick Combined Rate Method

Net = Gross × (1 − total rate)

When you know roughly what share of pay goes to tax and contributions, one multiplication gives the net, and one division reverses it: gross = net ÷ (1 − rate). At 30%, a target of 3,000 net needs about 4,285.71 gross. The exact tools above replace the single rate with real brackets, caps and allowances.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which tool should I use for my paycheck?

For a US salary, start with the home calculator or your state page. For hourly pay, the Hourly Paycheck Calculator; for a country outside the US, its country page.

Do the tools work in other currencies?

Country pages calculate in local currency. The quick calculator on this page works in any currency.

Are the tools free?

Yes. Every calculator is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser.

How accurate is the quick method?

It is as accurate as the rate you enter. Use a country or state page for exact 2026 rules.

How do I work out gross from net?

Use the Net to Gross Calculator, or divide the net by one minus the total rate for a quick estimate.