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Egypt net salary calculator

Enter a monthly basic salary and see the gross, the social insurance contribution, the income tax and the net — plus what the employer actually pays on top.

Indicative, using 2025 statutory rates. Verify with your payroll adviser before relying on it.

Net salary
Gross salary
Social insurance
Income tax
Total cost to employer

01How net salary is calculated

How net salary is calculated

Gross is the basic salary plus allowances. Social insurance is withheld at 11% of the insurance salary, which is the gross clamped between a floor and a ceiling. Income tax is then charged progressively on the gross less that contribution. Net is the gross less both.

02Contribution rates

Contribution rates

Employee social insurance11%
Employer social insurance18.75%
Minimum insurance salary2,300 EGP
Maximum insurance salary14,500 EGP

03Income tax brackets

Income tax brackets

Annual taxable income (EGP)Rate
0 – 40,0000%
40,000 – 55,00010%
55,000 – 70,00015%
70,000 – 200,00020%
200,000 – 400,00022.5%
400,000 – 1,200,00025%
> 1,200,00027.5%

Brackets are annual; the calculator applies the monthly equivalent.

04What the employer pays

What the employer pays

On top of the gross salary the employer contributes 18.75% of the insurance salary. That is the number to budget against when hiring, not the gross.

05Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Is social insurance charged on the whole salary?

No. It is charged on the insurance salary, which is capped at 14,500 EGP a month. Above that the contribution stops growing, so a higher salary does not mean a higher deduction.

Are the tax brackets monthly or annual?

Annual. Applying annual bands to a monthly salary would put almost everybody in the 0% band, so the calculator converts them to their monthly equivalent.

Does this include the employer contribution?

Yes — it is shown separately as the total cost to employer. It is not deducted from the employee.

Want this calculated for every employee, automatically?

ILORA runs the same calculation across your whole payroll — contributions, brackets and ceilings included — and posts the accounting entries with it.

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