Calculators built specifically on Philippine rules — take-home pay after SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG and BIR withholding tax, DOLE overtime, 13th-month pay, separation and retirement pay, VAT and senior/PWD discounts, SSS maternity benefits, and LTO renewal fees. They are visible and usable for everyone, including Filipinos working abroad who need to check figures back home.
Pay, tax and benefits, computed the Philippine way
General salary or tax calculators rarely match a Philippine payslip because they miss the country's specific contributions and brackets. These tools apply the local rules directly — the SSS, PhilHealth and Pag-IBIG contribution tables, TRAIN-law income-tax brackets, DOLE overtime and holiday premiums, PD 851 for 13th-month pay, and RA 7641 for retirement pay — so the results line up with what employers and government agencies actually use.
Estimates for guidance — always verify
Contribution tables, tax rules and government fees change from time to time, and every payslip has details a calculator cannot see. Treat these figures as well-informed estimates for planning, not official computations. For anything that affects your money or employment, confirm with your HR department, the relevant agency (SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG, BIR, DOLE or LTO), or a qualified professional.