Poland
Gross from net (Poland UoP 2026)
Find the gross salary (brutto) required on a 2026 Polish employment contract (UoP) to reach your target take-home pay.
Open calculatorMonthly Polish 2026 employment estimate with PIT-2 and the PLN 120,000 tax threshold. Enter the preceding year-to-date PIT base to account for crossing into 32%. Employer PPK is subject to PIT in the month it is transferred to the financial institution, without increasing social or health contribution bases.
Employee PPK at 0% means no current participation. The employer contribution (normally 1.5%, maximum 4%) increases employer cost and the PIT base, not social or health contributions. By default pay, rates and participation are constant: the previous month’s contribution is estimated from current pay and assumed transferred before the current salary payment. After a change in pay, rates or participation, enter the actual transferred amount (PLN 0 if none). If no salary remains after the transfer from which PIT can be withheld, this withholding model does not apply.
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The 2026 Polish employment model assumes PIT-2; contributions are rounded to grosze and the PIT base and advance to złoty. Annual social-security caps and reliefs are excluded.
2026 model: PIT 12% / 32% at the PLN 120,000 threshold using the entered year-to-date base; PIT-2 PLN 300/month. Employee contributions 9.76% + 1.5% + 2.45%, health 9%. Annual pension/disability contribution caps, PIT reliefs and annual settlement are excluded.
Polish employment pay 2026: PIT, tax-free amount, deductible costs, PPK
Model parameters applied to monthly gross pay; the result is monthly net pay. No annual reliefs.
Polish employment pay 2026: ZUS, health contributions and employer costs
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Gross pay is reduced by employee social contributions of 9.76% + 1.5% + 2.45%, and health insurance at 9% of gross after social contributions. The PIT base includes earning costs and taxable employer PPK transfers. PIT is 12% up to PLN 120,000 annual base and 32% above; PIT-2 reduces the monthly advance by PLN 300. Employee PPK reduces take-home pay.
It comprises three employee-funded social insurance pillars: pension (9.76%), disability (1.50%) and sickness insurance (2.45%). Employer-funded ZUS contributions sit on top of gross salary as part of total employer cost.
The model assumes PIT-2 (PLN 300/month). Entering the preceding year-to-date PIT base accounts for the PLN 120,000 threshold and a move from 12% to 32% within the month. The default preceding base is PLN 0.
Standard employee tax-deductible costs are 250 zł/month. The higher 300 zł deduction applies if you live outside the town or city where your workplace is located and do not receive a tax-exempt relocation/commuting allowance.
Your employee PPK contribution (typically 2% of gross pay) is deducted directly from your net payout. In addition, the employer’s PPK contribution (typically 1.5% of gross) counts as taxable employee benefit, slightly increasing your PIT advance. Income arises when the contribution is transferred to the financial institution. With constant pay, rates and participation, the default estimates the previous month’s contribution as equal to that calculated from current pay, transferred before the current salary payment. You can enter the actual transferred amount.
This is a single-job estimate, not a payslip. Annual pension/disability contribution caps, tax reliefs, non-cash benefits, sickness and annual settlement are excluded. Enter the preceding PIT base and transferred PPK amount for your own situation.
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