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Net Salary, Social Insurance & Income Tax (Egypt)

Your take-home pay after social insurance and income tax, and your cost to the employer, under Social Insurance Law No. 148 of 2019 and Income Tax Law No. 91 of 2005 as amended.

Under the new law the pension rate rises gradually to 11% for each side by 2028.
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Social insurance in Egypt

Contributions are charged on the monthly insurable wage, between EGP 2,700 and EGP 16,700 in 2026 (both rise every year).

PartyRate
Employee11%
Employer18.75%

Income tax on salaries

Annual taxable income = annual gross salary − employee social insurance − the EGP 20,000 personal exemption, taxed in brackets:

Annual bracketRate
Up to 40,0000%
40,000 – 55,00010%
55,000 – 70,00015%
70,000 – 200,00020%
200,000 – 400,00022.5%
400,000 – 1,200,00025%
Over 1,200,00027.5%

Above EGP 600,000 of taxable income the lower brackets are lost step by step (taxed at higher rates), and above 1,200,000 everything up to 1,200,000 is taxed at 25%. The calculator applies this for you.

A further 0.05% of gross salary goes to the Martyrs' Fund.

Estimate only, based on the rates and limits in force when the tool was built. Your payslip is the final word.

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