2026 rules and 2027 budgets included

What will you actually take home abroad?

Salary after tax calculators for people moving abroad for work. Compare countries, see what expat tax regimes are worth, and follow every step of the calculation.

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Take-home pay on €60,000Annual net ÷ 12

  • Ireland
    €3,744a month
    €44,925a year
    25.1% total tax and social securityHighest take-home
  • Netherlands
    €3,674a month
    €44,094a year
    26.5% total tax and social security€831 a year less
  • Spain
    €3,515a month
    €42,184a year
    29.7% total tax and social security€2,741 a year less
  • France
    €3,407a month
    €40,890a year
    31.9% total tax and social security€4,035 a year less
  • Portugal
    €3,190a month
    €38,275a year
    36.2% total tax and social security€6,650 a year less
  • Germany
    €3,130a month
    €37,561a year
    37.4% total tax and social security€7,364 a year less
  • Italy
    €3,130a month
    €37,555a year
    37.4% total tax and social security€7,370 a year less

Single employee, no children, standard deductions. Spain uses Madrid. Expat regimes (IFICI 20%, 30% ruling, Beckham Law, Impatriati 50% and Impatriés 30%) apply only where you would take home more. Assumptions

Your salary across Europe

The darker the country, the more of your salary you keep. Point at a country for the details, or click it to open its calculator.

  1. 1Ireland€3,304/month
  2. 2Netherlands€3,262/month
  3. 3Spain€3,016/month
  4. 4France€2,926/month
  5. 5Portugal€2,776/month
  6. 6Italy€2,714/month
  7. 7Germany€2,695/month
  8. Single employee, 2026 rules, yearly take-home ÷ 12. UK and Turkey have their own calculators in pounds and lira.

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IrelandIncome tax, USC, PRSI and My Future Fund for 2026 and Budget 2027€60,000 a year€3,744 a monthPortugalIRS, social security and 14 payments, with IRS Jovem, IFICI and the 2027 Budget proposal€60,000 a year€3,190 a monthNetherlandsIncome tax, tax credits and holiday allowance, with the 30% ruling, ZZP freelancers and the 2027 Tax Plan€60,000 a year€3,674 a monthSpainIRPF for every region, social security and 14 payments, with the Beckham Law€60,000 a year€3,515 a monthGermanyWage tax for every tax class with the official 2026 payroll formula, Soli, church tax and social insurance€60,000 a year€3,130 a monthItalyIRPEF with the 2026 cut to 33%, INPS, regional and city surcharges, the tax-wedge measures and the impatriati regime€60,000 a year€3,130 a monthFranceSalaire brut to net with every 2026 social contribution, income tax with the family quotient and décote, and the impatriés regime€60,000 a year€3,407 a monthUnited KingdomIncome tax for England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland, National Insurance, student loans and pensions for 2026/27£50,000 a year£3,293 a monthTurkeyGross to net and net to gross for every month, SGK, minimum wage exemption and employer cost₺100,000 gross a month₺75,953 net in January

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Expat tax regimes

What the special regimes for people moving abroad are worth on your salary.

30% rulingUp to 30% of your salary paid tax-free for five years when you are recruited from abroad.IFICI (NHR 2.0)A flat 20% on salary from qualifying jobs for ten years, compared with the standard IRS rates.Beckham LawA flat 24% on employment income up to €600,000 for your first six tax years in Spain.IRS JovemIf you are 35 or under, part of your salary is exempt from income tax for your first ten years of income in Portugal.

Moving abroad? Start with the tax guides

How your salary is taxed, what to expect on your first payslips and what to register for.

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Ireland tax guideIncome tax, USC and PRSI, emergency tax in your first weeks, tax residence and the credits to claim.Portugal tax guideIRS and social security, the 14 payments, tax residence, and choosing between IFICI and IRS Jovem.Netherlands tax guideBox 1 tax and credits, holiday allowance, the 30% ruling and its 2027 change, and health insurance.Spain tax guideIRPF by region, social security, the extra payments, tax residence and when the Beckham Law pays off.Germany tax guideTax classes, wage tax, church tax, social insurance, your first payslips and the tax return.Italy tax guideIRPEF, INPS and local surcharges, the 13th month and TFR, tax residence, the impatriati regime and your first year.France tax guideSocial contributions and CSG, income tax by household, the default withholding rate, the impatriés regime and your first return.UK tax guideIncome tax and National Insurance, emergency tax codes, residence and the split year, and the new foreign income rules.Turkey tax guideSGK, income tax that rises through the year, the minimum wage exemption, gross versus net offers and work permits.

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