Your net take-home pay after IRPF income tax and Social Security — with regional comparison.
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This affects your Social Security contribution rate.
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Drag the slider or type your salary. This is the amount stated in your contract before deductions.
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14 payments is the standard in most Spanish companies. Your annual gross remains the same — it's just split differently.
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Each region sets its own income tax scale. Madrid has the lowest rates in Spain.
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Children reduce your tax bill via the personal and family minimum allowance.
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Must be officially certified in Spain (certificado de discapacidad).
Your monthly net pay · Madrid
14 payments (incl. June & Dec bonus)
Annual net pay
| Gross salary | €0 |
| Social Security (6.50%) | −€0 |
| Work deduction (art. 19.2.f) | −€2,000 |
| Personal & family allowance (does not pay tax) | −€5,550 |
| Taxable income (base imponible) | €0 |
| Income tax (IRPF) | −€0 |
| NET ANNUAL | €0 |
How much you'd take home each month (14 payments) depending on where you live in Spain. Territorio común only.
País Vasco and Navarre use separate foral tax systems and are excluded from this comparison.
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Estimate based on 2026 AEAT tax brackets and Social Security rates (Orden PJC/297/2026). Actual withholding depends on your specific circumstances. Regional comparison covers territorio común only — Basque Country and Navarre use separate foral tax systems. Always verify with a qualified gestoría or asesor fiscal.