Enter gross pay and either your payslip insurance deduction or registered insurable wage.
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Egypt net salary calculator 2026
Enter gross pay and the social-insurance figure from your payslip. The calculator annualises taxable income and estimates monthly take-home pay without asking for your name, ID or bank details.
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Amounts only — no name, national ID, employer or bank details.
Standard personal allowance
Applied annually before the Article 8 tax table
2026 insurable wage
Published monthly NOSI subscription range
Payroll tax rate
The applicable statutory column depends on annual taxable income
Know the boundary
A forecast, not a payroll filing.
This estimate covers a regular employee with one main Egyptian payroll employer over a full year. Special exemptions, benefits, arrears, partial-year work and multiple employers need payroll review. Your payslip and official ETA/NOSI records control.
Frequently asked questions
How is net salary estimated?
Monthly gross pay is annualised with taxable variable pay. Eligible employee social insurance and the annual personal allowance are deducted before the applicable Article 8 tax table is applied.
Is Egyptian payroll tax monthly or annual?
The tax is based on annualised income. Employers withhold it during the year and can make payroll settlements, so an individual month may differ from this average.
What should I enter for social insurance?
Use the employee contribution shown on your payslip whenever possible. Otherwise the calculator can estimate the common 11% employee amount from the registered insurable wage.
What are the 2026 insurable-wage limits?
NOSI published a monthly minimum of EGP 2,700 and maximum of EGP 16,700 from 1 January 2026. These are subscription-wage limits, not necessarily total cash salary.
Why can the result differ from my payslip?
Variable pay, taxable benefits, special exemptions, unpaid days, arrears, rounding and annual payroll settlements can change the final amount.
Does this include the employer contribution?
No. Employer social-insurance contributions are not deducted from employee take-home pay.