The calculator below can help you calculate how much you earn per week, month, or year in the UAE.
Weekly | Monthly | Yearly | |
---|---|---|---|
Gross Salary | |||
Social Security | |||
Net Salary | |||
*Income tax deducted = 0 |
There are no taxes on personal income in the UAE. Besides that, there is no sales tax in the country
for the majority of goods and services.
The UAE does impose some taxes that you should be aware of. Because of this, the UAE does not levy any
individual income taxes.
Check out this video to learn more.
This calculation takes into account the following factors:
1. Gross Salary
2. Social Security
Social security contributions in the UAE are only applicable to UAE and Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC)
nationals.
For UAE national employees: 17.5% of gross remuneration
For other GCC nationals: As per domestic regulations
For expats from other countries: Nil
UAE does not levy any personal or capital tax. It's true for UAE citizens as well as expats. Since there is no special tax treatment for expats in the UAE, they are treated like citizens when it comes to personal or capital income tax.
While the UAE exempts expats from paying income tax, you may still hold a tax liability in your home country.
Individuals in the UAE are not subject to income tax. Oil companies and foreign banks, however, must pay corporate taxes. Specific goods that are harmful to human health or the environment are subject to excise tax. The majority of goods and services are subject to value-added tax.
The minimum salary in Dubai ranges between 900 AED to 1300 AED.
The UAE or Dubai Salary Calculator is known by different names which include: