Turkey Salary Calculator (Gross ↔ Net)
Enter a Turkish gross salary to see the net take-home pay — or enter a net salary to see the matching gross. It includes the SGK, unemployment, income-tax and stamp-tax breakdown.
Calculated with 2026 parameters on a first-month (January) basis; the minimum-wage income/stamp tax exemption is applied. Net pay gradually drops in later months due to cumulative income tax. For estimation only.
About
Converting gross to net salary is one of the most-needed calculations during job offers, raises and budget planning in Turkey. Gross salary is the amount the employer declares; net salary is what reaches your hand after the statutory deductions (SGK premium, unemployment-insurance premium, income tax and stamp tax).
This tool supports both directions: gross to net or net to gross. It uses the standard employee deduction rates and the current minimum-wage income/stamp-tax exemption. The result is shown on a first-month (January) basis; in later months net pay may gradually fall due to cumulative income tax. Results are estimates for information only; rely on your employer's HR/payroll for the exact figure.
How to use
- Choose gross-to-net or net-to-gross mode.
- Enter the monthly salary amount.
- The net (or gross) salary and the SGK/tax deduction breakdown are calculated instantly.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How is gross converted to net in Turkey?
- From the gross salary, SGK premium (14%) and unemployment-insurance premium (1%) are deducted first. Income tax (progressive) is computed on the remainder and stamp tax (0.759%) on the gross; the portion equal to the minimum wage is exempt from income and stamp tax. What remains is the net salary.
- Which deductions are included?
- SGK premium 14%, unemployment-insurance premium 1%, progressive income tax and stamp tax (0.759%). The minimum-wage income and stamp tax exemption is also applied.
- Why does the result change later in the year?
- Income tax is applied cumulatively over the year; as your total income crosses higher brackets the rate rises and net pay gradually drops. This tool shows the first-month (January) figure.
- Does the result match my exact payslip?
- The result is an estimate for information only. Private deductions (pension, union, garnishment, private health insurance) or incentives can change the payslip; rely on your employer's payroll for the exact amount.