Net salary calculator for the Netherlands, with the 30% ruling
What a Dutch gross salary leaves you per month, with and without the 30% ruling, and every step of the sum shown.
You keep, per month
€ 4.179
€ 50.143 a year · 16.4% of your gross goes in tax
How that is worked out
| Gross salary | € 60.000 |
|---|---|
| Paid without tax under the ruling | − € 11.987 |
| Taxable income | € 48.013 |
| Income tax on that | − € 17.330 |
| General tax credit | € 1.946 |
| Labour tax credit | € 5.527 |
| Tax you actually pay | − € 9.857 |
| Net salary | € 50.143 |
Dutch income tax 2026 · source: belastingdienst.nl — box 1 rates, algemene heffingskorting and arbeidskorting tables for 2026; expatregeling figures from the same site
What this leaves out
Pension contributions, a mortgage interest deduction, a partner's allowances, box 3 and anything your employer deducts before it reaches you. Your payslip will not match this to the euro, and it is not meant to.