Salary after tax calculator for Germany & Austria
Enter a gross salary to see the income tax, social contributions and take-home pay a month. An estimate for a single person without children, not tax advice.
Take-home pay on €90,000 a year in Austria
Austria: a monthly salary is paid 14 times a year (13th and 14th salaries included), so for Austria we count a monthly figure ×14.
- Take-home pay per payslip
- €3,909
- After income tax and social contributions
- Take-home pay a year
- €56,968
- After income tax and social contributions
- Total deductions
- 36.7%
- of your gross pay goes to tax and contributions
- If you earn €100 more
- €53
- more take-home pay
Your deductions
| Item | Per year | Per month (year ÷ 12) |
|---|---|---|
| Gross pay | €90,000 | €7,500 |
| Wage taxLohnsteuer | −€16,705 | −€1,392 |
| Health insuranceKrankenversicherung | −€3,483 | −€290 |
| Pension insurancePensionsversicherung | −€9,225 | −€769 |
| Unemployment insuranceArbeitslosenversicherung | −€2,655 | −€221 |
| Chamber of Labour levyArbeiterkammerumlage | −€386 | −€32 |
| Housing subsidy contributionWohnbauförderungsbeitrag | −€579 | −€48 |
| Total deductions | −€33,032 | −€2,753 |
| Take-home pay | €56,968 | €4,747 |
What your employer pays
| Contribution | Per year | Per month (year ÷ 12) |
|---|---|---|
| Health insuranceKrankenversicherung | €3,402 | €284 |
| Accident insuranceUnfallversicherung | €990 | €83 |
| Pension insurancePensionsversicherung | €11,295 | €941 |
| Unemployment insuranceArbeitslosenversicherung | €2,655 | €221 |
| Insolvency fund surchargeIESG-Zuschlag | €90 | €8 |
| Housing subsidy contributionWohnbauförderungsbeitrag | €579 | €48 |
| Employee severance fundBetriebliche Vorsorge (BV) | €1,377 | €115 |
| Family burden equalisation fundDienstgeberbeitrag (DB) | €3,330 | €278 |
| Surcharge to the DB (Vienna)Zuschlag zum DB (DZ) | €324 | €27 |
| Municipal taxKommunalsteuer | €2,700 | €225 |
| Total cost to the employer | €116,742 | €9,728 |
About this estimate (2026 rules, checked 15 October 2026)
Assumptions
- Salaried employee (Angestellte/r) working in Vienna for the whole year
- Gross pay in 14 equal payments: 12 monthly salaries plus the 13th and 14th (holiday and Christmas pay), paid in different months
- Single, no children: no Familienbonus Plus, no sole-earner or single-parent credit
- No commuter allowance, no church contribution, no deductions beyond the €132 flat employment expenses
- Wage tax as withheld through payroll; refunds from the yearly tax assessment (Arbeitnehmerveranlagung) are not included
- Vienna rates for the housing subsidy contribution (0.75% each side) and the employer's surcharge to the DB (0.36%)
- Employer cost excludes Vienna's Dienstgeberabgabe (U-Bahn-Steuer: €2 per employee per started week, about €104 a year); the BMF calculator leaves it out too
Sources
- EStG 1988 § 33 (tariff, Verkehrsabsetzbetrag), RIS (opens in a new tab)
- EStG 1988 § 66 (wage tax on regular pay), RIS (opens in a new tab)
- EStG 1988 § 67 (13th/14th salaries), RIS (opens in a new tab)
- Beitragsrechtliche Werte in der Sozialversicherung 2026, Dachverband (opens in a new tab)
- Arbeitsbehelf 2026, Österreichische Gesundheitskasse (opens in a new tab)
- Brutto-Netto-Rechner, Bundesministerium für Finanzen (opens in a new tab)
This is an estimate under the 2026 rules, not tax advice. Your actual pay depends on your personal situation (family, other income, deductions you claim); check the official sources listed here or ask a tax adviser.
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