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In 2026, a gross salary of 1,000 ₼ in the private non-oil sector leaves 865 ₼ after deductions: income tax 24 ₼, social insurance (SSPF) 86 ₼, unemployment insurance 5 ₼ and medical insurance 20 ₼.
Employees of private companies, LLCs and sole traders — except the oil and gas sector.
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Net salary · 2026 · private
865.00 ₼
Deductions 135.00 ₼ · Employer cost 1,189.00 ₼
- Income tax
- −24.00 ₼
- Social insurance (SSPF)
- −86.00 ₼
- Unemployment insurance
- −5.00 ₼
- Medical insurance
- −20.00 ₼
- Trade union fee
Checked: 20 September 2026 · Tax Code, SSPF
Gross is the salary written in the contract, before deductions. Net is what reaches your hand after income tax, SSPF, unemployment and medical insurance are taken out.
How it adds up
- Gross (in the contract)1,000.00 ₼
- Income tax−24.00 ₼
- Social insurance (SSPF)−86.00 ₼
- Unemployment insurance−5.00 ₼
- Medical insurance−20.00 ₼
- Trade union fee
- Take-home (net)865.00 ₼
The result is an estimate; personal allowances (disability, families of martyrs, etc.) are not applied. Rates verified on 20 September 2026.
Salary table: gross and net
| Gross | Net, private | Net, public |
|---|---|---|
| 400.00 | 358.00 | 350.00 |
| 500.00 | 442.50 | 430.50 |
| 700.00 | 611.50 | 591.50 |
| 800.00 | 696.00 | 672.00 |
| 1,000.00 | 865.00 | 833.00 |
| 1,200.00 | 1,034.00 | 994.00 |
| 1,500.00 | 1,287.50 | 1,235.50 |
| 2,000.00 | 1,710.00 | 1,638.00 |
| 2,500.00 | 2,132.50 | 2,040.50 |
| 3,000.00 | 2,521.50 | 2,360.00 |
| 4,000.00 | 3,311.50 | 3,055.00 |
| 5,000.00 | 4,101.50 | 3,750.00 |
| 8,000.00 | 6,471.50 | 5,835.00 |
| 10,000.00 | 7,971.50 | 7,255.00 |
Trade union fee not included.
2026 rates
Each band applies only to the part of the income that falls into it. The 200 ₼ tax-free slice applies only when monthly income is up to 2,500 ₼.
- Income taxPrivate: 200 to 2,500: 3%; 2,500 to 8,000: 75 ₼ + 10%; above 8,000: 625 ₼ + 14%Public / oil & gas: 200 to 2,500: 14%; above 2,500: 350 ₼ + 25%
- SSPF (employee)Private: up to 200: 3%; above 200: 6 ₼ + 10%Public / oil & gas: 3%
- Unemployment insurance (employee)Private: 0.5%Public / oil & gas: 0.5%
- Medical insurance (employee)Private: up to 2,500 2%, above 0.5%Public / oil & gas: up to 8,000 2%, above 0.5%
- SSPF (employer)Private: 0 to 200: 22%; 200 to 8,000: 15%; above 8,000: 11%Public / oil & gas: 22%
| Deduction | Private (non-oil) | Public / oil & gas |
|---|---|---|
| Income tax | 200 to 2,500: 3%; 2,500 to 8,000: 75 ₼ + 10%; above 8,000: 625 ₼ + 14% | 200 to 2,500: 14%; above 2,500: 350 ₼ + 25% |
| SSPF (employee) | up to 200: 3%; above 200: 6 ₼ + 10% | 3% |
| Unemployment insurance (employee) | 0.5% | 0.5% |
| Medical insurance (employee) | up to 2,500 2%, above 0.5% | up to 8,000 2%, above 0.5% |
| SSPF (employer) | 0 to 200: 22%; 200 to 8,000: 15%; above 8,000: 11% | 22% |
Private sector transition. From 2019 to 2025 monthly income up to 8,000 ₼ in the private non-oil sector was tax-free. From 2026 the rate on the first 2,500 ₼ rises in steps: 3% in 2026, 5% in 2027, 7% in 2028. The 10% band for 2,500–8,000 and 14% above 8,000 do not change.
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What is deducted from a salary in 2026?
Four deductions come out of an employee's gross salary: income tax, the compulsory state social insurance contribution (SSPF), unemployment insurance (0.5%) and compulsory medical insurance. The rates depend on the sector: in the private non-oil sector in 2026 income tax is 3% up to 2,500 ₼, 10% between 2,500 and 8,000 and 14% above 8,000; in the public and oil-and-gas sector it is 14% on the part from 200 to 2,500 ₼ and 25% above 2,500.
What is the net pay on a 1,000 ₼ gross salary?
In 2026 the take-home pay is 865 ₼ in the private sector and 833 ₼ in the public sector. In the private sector a 1,000 ₼ gross salary carries income tax of (1000−200)×3% = 24 ₼, SSPF of 6+(1000−200)×10% = 86 ₼, unemployment insurance of 5 ₼ and medical insurance of 20 ₼. In the public sector income tax is (1000−200)×14% = 112 ₼, SSPF 3% = 30, unemployment 5, medical 20 ₼. Pick the sector in the calculator for the exact figure.
How do I work out gross from net?
Choose "Net to gross" in the calculator and enter your take-home amount: the deductions are worked backwards and the calculator shows the gross figure that should be in the contract.
How much does the employer pay?
On top of the gross salary the employer pays, out of its own funds, SSPF (in the private sector 22% up to 200 ₼, 15% for 200–8,000 and 11% above; 22% in the public sector), unemployment insurance of 0.5% and compulsory medical insurance (2%, 0.5% above the threshold). The calculator shows this amount separately.