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What is a net salary calculator?

A: It’s a tool that shows you your “take-home pay” after taxes and deductions are subtracted from your total (gross) salary.

How do I calculate my yearly net salary?

A: Enter your full annual salary, your local tax rate, and any other regular deductions into the fields and press “Calculate.”

How do I calculate my monthly salary?

A: First, use the calculator to find your yearly net salary. Then, divide that final number by 12 to get your monthly take-home pay

How do I use this as a salary calculator for Texas, New York, Florida, etc.?

A: This calculator works for any location. You just need to find the correct total Tax Rate (%) for your state, country (like Pakistan), or city (like NYC) and enter it into that field.

Can I use this for state-specific taxes (e.g., California vs. Texas)?

A: Yes. Find your state’s income tax rate and enter it into the “Tax Rate (%)” field. Remember that some states, like Texas or Florida, have no state income tax, so your tax rate might be lower.

How do I use this as a salary raise calculator?

A: To see the effect of a raise, just enter your new total annual salary into the “Annual Salary” field. You can then compare the new net pay to your old one.

How do I calculate a percentage increase?

A: This calculator doesn’t find the percentage for you, but it can show you the result. For example, to see a 5% raise, increase your “Annual Salary” figure by 5% and enter that new total.

How do I add my bonus or overtime pay?

A: For a one-time bonus or expected overtime, add that amount to your “Annual Salary” field. This will show you your estimated net pay for that year.

How do I include my pension or 401k?

? A: If your pension is a simple deduction, add the total annual amount to the “Other Deductions” field.

How do I use this as an hourly salary calculator?

A: This calculator is designed for annual salaries. To use it, you must first convert your hourly wage to an annual salary. (e.g., $20/hour × 40 hours/week × 52 weeks/year = $41,600).

How do I compare a contractor vs. permanent salary?

A: You can calculate both. A permanent salary uses the standard “Tax Rate.” As a contractor, you may have a different self-employment tax rate; enter that into the “Tax Rate (%)” field to compare.

What is a CTC (Cost to Company) salary calculator?

A: CTC includes your salary plus all the costs your employer pays (like healthcare or retirement matches). This is a simple net salary calculator and does not compute full CTC.

What about pro-rata or final salary pension calculations?

A: This is a simple gross-to-net calculator. It is not designed for complex pro-rata or final salary pension calculations.