Take-Home Pay Calculator
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Punch in your gross salary. We will show you what actually lands in your bank account, with the math behind every deduction.
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Your Numbers
Tell us about your salary
SSS / PhilHealth / Pag-IBIG split with employer, withholding tax via TRAIN brackets
before any deductions
₱0₱200K+
Your Monthly Take-Home
₱26,542
From ₱30,000 gross. 11.5% went to deductions and tax.
Take-Home₱26,542
Gross monthly salary
100%₱30,000.00
- SSS
5.0%- ₱1,500.00
- PhilHealth
2.5%- ₱750.00
- Pag-IBIG
0.7%- ₱200.00
- Withholding tax
3.4%- ₱1,007.55
Take-home
88.5%₱26,542.45
Insights
You are in the 15% TRAIN bracket
Every peso of taxable income above PHP 20,833 has 15 centavos going to BIR, until you cross PHP 33,333. That is why your withholding tax line is small but real.
Read: how the TRAIN brackets work
Pag-IBIG is capped at PHP 200
Your mandatory Pag-IBIG contribution maxes out at PHP 200 per month (2% of the PHP 10,000 fund salary cap). Anything you contribute beyond that goes to MP2 if you opt in. MP2 paid 7.12% in 2024.
Read: what is MP2?
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The PHP 500/mo voluntary Pag-IBIG savings that paid 7.12% in 2024
Pro Tips
All math grounded in SSS RA 11199, PhilHealth RA 11223, HDMF Circular 460, and BIR TRAIN (RA 10963) tables effective Jan 2023+. Verified April 2026.