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Salary Calculator

Calculate net salary from gross. Detailed breakdown of SGK, income tax, stamp tax and employer cost. Updated 2026 tax brackets for Turkey.

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How Gross-to-Net Salary Calculation Works

In Turkey, four main deductions reduce gross to net salary: SSI employee premium (14%), unemployment insurance (1%), income tax (15% - 40%), and stamp tax (0.759%). Income up to the minimum wage is exempt from income and stamp tax.

2026 Income Tax Brackets

  • 0 - 158,000 TL: 15%
  • 158,000 - 330,000 TL: 20%
  • 330,000 - 800,000 TL: 27%
  • 800,000 - 4,300,000 TL: 35%
  • Over 4,300,000 TL: 40%

How to Use This Tool

  1. Enter your gross monthly salary
  2. Select the working month (matters for cumulative tax)
  3. Add any additional deductions if applicable
  4. Instantly see net salary, deductions, and employer cost

Cumulative Tax Effect

An employee starting the year at the 15% bracket may move to 20% or 27% mid-year as cumulative income grows. Net pay therefore tends to decrease toward year-end. This tool calculates each month separately.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between gross and net salary?
Gross salary is the total salary before legal deductions such as SSI premium, income tax and stamp tax. Net salary is the amount you receive after all deductions.
How is SSI premium calculated?
Employee SSI premium is 14% of gross salary, unemployment insurance is 1%. Total employee deduction is 15%. For salaries above the SSI ceiling, the ceiling amount is used as the base.
What is the minimum wage tax exemption?
Income up to the minimum wage is exempt from income tax and stamp tax. This exemption applies to all employees and increases net salary.
Why do tax brackets matter?
Income tax in Turkey is calculated cumulatively. As cumulative income increases throughout the year, higher tax brackets may apply and net salary may decrease.
What is employer cost?
The employer pays SSI employer share (15.5%-20.5%) and employer unemployment insurance (2%) on top of gross salary. Total employer cost is therefore higher than gross salary.