Your real take-home pay as a self-employed freelancer in Spain, after Social Security and income tax.
Step 1 of 5
This is your total invoiced income before any expenses or taxes.
Step 2 of 5
Common deductible expenses: phone, internet, software subscriptions, home office, travel, professional services.
Step 3 of 5
New autónomos qualify for the Tarifa Plana — a heavily discounted Social Security quota for your first year.
Step 4 of 5
Each region sets its own income tax scale, affecting your IRPF as autónomo.
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Your monthly net income · Spain
After Social Security and income tax (IRPF)
Annual net income
| Gross income (invoiced) | €0 |
| Business expenses (deductible) | −€0 |
| Net business income | €0 |
| 7% flat reduction (Art. 30.2.b LIRPF) | −€0 |
| Reduced net income | €0 |
| Social Security — RETA | −€0 |
| Taxable income (base imponible) | €0 |
| Income tax (IRPF) | −€0 |
| NET ANNUAL | €0 |
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Estimate based on RETA 2026 rates (Seg-Social.es, cuotas prorrogadas desde 2025), AEAT IRPF 2025 tax brackets, and Art. 30.2.b Ley 35/2006 (7% reduction for estimación directa simplificada). IRPF calculation applies mínimo personal base (€5,550) as cuota mitigation. Actual tax obligations depend on your specific income, expenses, and personal circumstances. Quarterly IRPF payments (Modelo 130) are not shown separately. Always consult a qualified gestoría or asesor fiscal before filing. © 2026 SalaryInSpain.