Thailand net salary calculator (take-home pay) 2026
Enter your monthly salary to see what reaches your bank account after social security, provident fund and withholding tax.
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ℹ️ Results are estimates for planning. Real figures can differ with your situation and your bank or employer.
How it works: Net salary
Take-home pay = salary + other monthly income − social security − provident fund contribution − withholding tax.
Monthly withholding tax is estimated as the full-year tax divided by 12, the method most Thai employers use. In the month a bonus is paid, the extra tax caused by the bonus is withheld at once. Social security is 5% of wages, at most 875 baht a month.
FAQ
How much is social security in Thailand?
Employees pay 5% of wages, using wages up to 17,500 baht, so at most 875 baht a month. The employer pays the same.
Why is more tax taken in my bonus month?
The bonus raises your yearly income, so all of the extra yearly tax is withheld in the month the bonus is paid.
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