Finance

Insurance Contributions

Enter the rates and limits applicable to your calculation. The example uses hypothetical values.

01Input and settings

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02Result

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About this tool: Insurance Contributions

Enter the rates and limits applicable to your calculation. The example uses hypothetical values.

Employer mode applies your supplied percentage rates to the monthly salary and employee count. Self-employed mode adds annual fixed payments and a capped percentage above your income threshold. The tool does not choose statutory rates; the example uses hypothetical values.

How the calculation works

employer: salary × rates; individual: fixed + capped additional

Worked example

Mode
Employer
Monthly salary / annual income
1000
Employees
1
Pension rate, %
10
Medical rate, %
5
Social rate, %
2
Injury rate, %
0
Fixed annual pension payment
0
Fixed annual medical payment
0
Annual income threshold
0
Additional rate, %
0
Additional payment cap (0 = unlimited)
0
1000 × 17% = 170; 1000+170 = 1170; 1170×12 = 14040

Questions and answers

What does this tool do?

Enter the rates and limits applicable to your calculation. The example uses hypothetical values. Employer mode applies your supplied percentage rates to the monthly salary and employee count. Self-employed mode adds annual fixed payments and a capped percentage above your income threshold. The tool does not choose statutory rates; the example uses hypothetical values.

What affects precision and input format?

Floating-point results are rounded for display. Keep the units shown in the input labels; decimal points and decimal commas are accepted.

Where are the calculations performed?

The calculation runs in your browser. You can use the tool without installing software.

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