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PH Money Guide · Updated 2026

Take-Home Pay by Monthly Salary (Philippines, 2026)

What's the net take-home pay for your salary after SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG, and BIR withholding tax? Find your monthly gross below for the exact breakdown — or compute any amount with the free calculator.

Monthly grossEst. deductionsNet take-home
₱15,000₱1,325₱13,675
₱18,000₱1,550₱16,450
₱20,000₱1,700₱18,300
₱25,000₱2,389₱22,611
₱30,000₱3,458₱26,543
₱35,000₱4,526₱30,474
₱40,000₱5,568₱34,432
₱45,000₱6,668₱38,332
₱50,000₱7,768₱42,232
₱60,000₱9,968₱50,032
₱70,000₱12,168₱57,832
₱80,000₱14,838₱65,163
₱90,000₱17,525₱72,475
₱100,000₱20,213₱79,788
₱120,000₱25,213₱94,788
₱150,000₱32,713₱117,288

These are estimates using the 2025 statutory contribution schedules and the BIR 2023-onward graduated tax table — the same rules the calculator uses. Tap any salary for the full monthly and per-cutoff breakdown, the tax band, and where the net could go.

How take-home pay is computed

Your net sweldo is your gross minus three statutory contributions (SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG), then minus BIR withholding tax on what remains — and only income above ₱250,000/year is taxed. The full step-by-step guide walks through each piece with the 2026 brackets and a worked example.

Educational estimates only — not tax or payroll advice. Contribution schedules and tax rules change; figures reflect the 2025 statutory schedules and the BIR 2023-onward graduated table. Real payslips differ due to allowances, de minimis benefits, salary-credit brackets, and annualization — confirm with payroll/HR and the agencies.

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