MayKwentaPH
PHILIPPINESSALARY TOOL · 2026

Take-Home Pay
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what actually lands in your account

Enter your gross monthly salary and see the amount that actually reaches your account, after SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG, and withholding tax. Add your allowance, shift, and overtime for a closer estimate.

Enter your gross monthly income before deductions.

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Enter your salary on the left and your take-home breakdown will appear here.

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Where the rest goes

Four things leave your pay before it reaches you. Here is each, and roughly how much.

SSS

Social Security System. Your 5 percent share of the monthly salary credit funds retirement, sickness, and maternity benefits. Salary credits above ₱20,000 also build your MySSS Pension Booster savings.

5% of MSC
PhilHealth

National health insurance that helps cover your hospital and medical costs. The 5 percent premium is split equally with your employer.

2.5%
Pag-IBIG

The national housing fund. Savings that also unlock low-rate housing loans, capped at ₱200 per month.

up to ₱200
Withholding Tax

Income tax under the TRAIN law, applied to what is left after the three above.

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Questions people ask

answered in plain words

Take-home pay is what remains of your gross salary after mandatory contributions (SSS, PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG) and withholding tax are deducted. It is the amount that actually reaches your bank account each month.

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