Calculators

Salary and PIT

How much the employee takes home and how much they cost the employer: progressive personal income tax, child deductions, insurance contributions. Gross-to-net and net-to-gross calculation.

Needed for the progressive PIT scale, the child deduction limit and the contribution cap.

Gross pay
Personal income tax
Net pay
Paid by the employer
Insurance contributions
Workplace injury contributions
Total employer cost

Personal income tax in 2026

Residents are taxed on a progressive scale (clause 1, Art. 224 of the Tax Code). A higher rate applies only to the part of income above the threshold; income is calculated on a cumulative year-to-date basis:

  • 13% on income up to RUB 2.4 million a year;
  • 15% on the part from RUB 2.4 million to RUB 5 million;
  • 18% from RUB 5 million to RUB 20 million; 20% from RUB 20 million to RUB 50 million; 22% above RUB 50 million.

Non-residents pay 30% with no deductions, except those to whom the resident scale applies (highly qualified specialists, workers with a patent, citizens of EAEU countries, etc.).

Child deductions

Standard monthly deduction: RUB 1,400 for the first child, RUB 2,800 for the second, RUB 6,000 for the third and each subsequent child, RUB 12,000 for a child with a disability. The deduction applies until the month in which year-to-date income exceeds RUB 450,000 (subclause 4, clause 1, Art. 218 of the Tax Code).

Insurance contributions

Unified rate: 30% up to the contribution cap (RUB 2,979,000 for 2026) and 15.1% above it. From 2026, the reduced 15% rate on payments above 1.5 × the minimum wage is retained only for SMEs in listed priority industries, and 7.6% for manufacturing SMEs. Workplace injury contributions range from 0.2% to 8.5% depending on the occupational risk class.

This is an indicative calculation under the general rules for 2026. For special cases — tax relief, regional wage coefficients, excluded periods — check the regulations.

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