Enter a salary to see social security, tax and take-home pay at once, plus what the employer really pays.
Uses the yearly projection most employers use for monthly withholding. The real figure depends on the income and allowances filed at year end; check with your accountant before running payroll. Everything is calculated on your device and nothing is sent.
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Take-home pay is salary and regular pay minus the 5% social security contribution (at most 875 baht from 2026), the provident fund and the withholding tax the employer projects from the year’s income and spreads over 12 months. Each step is shown so you can check it.
An employee insured under section 33 pays 5% of wages, counted on at least 1,650 baht and at most the wage ceiling. From 2026 (BE 2569) the ceiling is 17,500 baht, so the most is 875 baht a month (20,000 from 2029 and 23,000 from 2032). 50 satang and up rounds up to a baht. The employer pays the same again.
The employer projects the year: monthly pay × 12, minus the 50% expense deduction (at most 100,000 baht), minus allowances, then the progressive 0-35% rates. The year’s tax divided by 12 is withheld each month and filed on PND 1. This calculator uses the same method.
With only a salary, the 60,000 personal allowance and social security, the first 150,000 baht of net income is tax-free; roughly, a salary up to about 26,000 baht a month has no tax withheld. Enter your figures to see the exact result.
The bonus is added to the year’s income; the extra tax it causes is withheld in the month the bonus is paid, shown separately here. Social security is counted on the monthly wage only.
Spouse with no income 60,000; 30,000 per child (another 30,000 for the second child onward born 2018 or later); 30,000 per supported parent, up to 4; provident fund up to 15% of wages; and a box for other deductions such as life insurance, home loan interest or funds, which you work out under the Revenue Department’s conditions.
No. Every figure is calculated in your browser; no salary or personal data is uploaded. The result is an estimate; check with your accountant before running payroll.
