Philippine Salary & Payslip Calculator
An interactive, fully editable calculator to compute net take-home pay, overtime premiums, night differential, incentives, loan amortizations, statutory contributions (SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG), and BIR withholding tax.
Select a prefilled Philippine compensation scenario or customize freely below:
1. Basic Compensation & Schedule
Contract TermsBase salary stated on employment contract
DOLE factor for daily/hourly wage conversion
Standard: 11 days (semi-monthly) or 22 days (monthly)
Deducted as full-day wage
2. Overtime & Holiday Premiums
Labor Code RatesBeyond 8h on an ordinary working day
First 8 hours on scheduled rest day
Worked on a Special Non-Working Holiday
Unworked 100%, worked 200% Double Pay
Between 10:00 PM and 6:00 AM
Overtime on a worked Regular Holiday
3. Incentives & Allowances (Earnings)
Itemized performance bonuses, commissions, and de minimis
Productivity bonus / target incentive
Perfect attendance reward
Commission or service charge share
Tax-exempt de minimis up to ₱2,000/mo
Uniform, laundry, or medical benefit
Transportation, phone, or meal allowance
4. Tardiness & Undertime
Minute-by-minuteDeducted at exact minute rate
Deducted at exact minute rate
5. Statutory Contributions (SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG)
Employee share per cutoff
Circular 2024-006 (5% MSC)
Employee share 2.5% of basic salary
Employee share 2%, up to ₱200/month
6. Active Loans & Advances (Post-Tax Deductions)
Itemized amortization deducted per cutoff
Monthly or cutoff SSS loan amortization
SSS calamity loan repayment
HDMF multi-purpose loan amortization
HDMF calamity loan repayment
Salary advance / vale deduction
Uniform, HMO dependent, union dues

Compensation Voucher
Semi-Monthly Cutoff • 11 days worked
Rate: ₱1,149.43/day
Calculated under standard Philippine Labor Code provisions. Employee shares use the SSS schedule effective January 2025 (Circular 2024-006: 5% of the salary credit, ₱5,000 to ₱35,000), PhilHealth at 2.5% of monthly basic salary (half of the 5% premium, ₱10,000 to ₱100,000), and Pag-IBIG at 2% capped at ₱200 a month. Withholding tax follows the BIR TRAIN table (the 2023 rates). Check current agency circulars before relying on a figure for filing.