Salary calculator: gross to net, net to gross
Enter a monthly gross salary to see the 2026 Turkish net — or switch direction and find the gross a target net requires. SGK employee premiums, income tax with cumulative bracket progression, the minimum-wage exemption, and stamp tax are computed month by month, because Turkish net pay falls during the year as the cumulative tax base climbs brackets. Everything runs in your browser.
Enter a gross salary to calculate.
For information only, computed on the statutory 2026 parameters and standard assumptions (full-month work, no BES deduction, no incentives beyond the general employer discount, no disability allowance). Actual payroll can differ with benefits, bonuses, and company-specific setups. No data leaves your browser.
How this is calculated
Employee deductions start with social security: 14% SGK premium plus 1% unemployment insurance, both on the gross capped at the SGK ceiling. What remains after these premiums is the income-tax base.
Income tax is progressive on the cumulative wage-income base accumulated through the calendar year — which is why Turkish net salaries drop mid-year as earners climb into higher brackets. The calculator tracks the cumulative base month by month, exactly as payroll does.
Since 2022 (Law No. 7349, replacing the old AGİ), the tax that would fall on a minimum-wage earner's base is exempted from every salary, and the minimum-wage portion of the gross is stamp-tax exempt. Stamp tax applies to the remainder.
The net-to-gross direction solves, in reverse, for the constant gross whose January net matches your target. The table then shows how that net moves through the year. This is not the same as a Turkish "guaranteed net" contract, where the employer re-grosses the salary every month to hold the net constant as tax brackets progress.