Czechia salary & tax calculators 2026
Gross-to-net salary, self-employed, VAT and hourly calculators for Czechia, tax year 2026 — every figure read from official primary sources.
Calculators
Czechia net salary calculator 2026The calculator deducts employee social insurance (7.1% SP — Sociální pojištění), health insurance (4.5% ZP — Zdravotní pojištění) and the monthly income tax advance (záloha na daň). When the tax declaration (Prohlášení poplatníka) is signed, the basic personal credit of CZK 2,570/month is applied automatically. For tax year 2026 the rate is 15% (23% above CZK 146,901/month). All rates come from official primary sources: Finanční správa CR, ČSSZ and VZP.Open →Czechia VAT calculator 2026Add VAT to a net amount or remove it from a gross amount. Czechia applies a standard rate of 21% and a reduced rate of 12%.Open →Czechia self-employed tax calculator 2026The calculator computes the net income of a Czech self-employed person (OSVČ — osoba samostatně výdělečně činná) for tax year 2026. In standard mode it deducts expenses (actual or lump-sum paušální výdaje), social insurance paid to ČSSZ (29.2% on an assessment base of 50% of profit), health insurance to VZP (13.5% on the same base), and income tax at 15%/23% after the basic personal credit. In the flat-rate tax regime (paušální daň, §2a ZDP) a single monthly payment covers all obligations with no annual tax return required. All rates come from official primary sources: Finanční správa CR, ČSSZ and VZP.Open →Czechia hourly ↔ annual salary converter 2026Convert pay between hourly, daily, weekly, monthly and annual, based on your weekly hours.Open →
Tax guides
- How Personal Income Tax Works in Czechia (2026): Rates, Credits and AllowancesComplete guide to Czech personal income tax 2026 — the 15% and 23% bands, basic personal credit, child tax bonus (danovy bonus) and advance withholding.
- Employee Social and Health Insurance in Czechia (2026): Rates and CapsGuide to Czech employee social insurance (7.1%) and health insurance (4.5%) in 2026 — calculation, minimum contributions, the annual social cap and DPP/DPC rules.
- Self-Employed Taxes in Czechia (2026): Income Tax, Insurance and the Flat-Rate OptionHow Czech self-employed (OSVC) are taxed in 2026 — lump-sum expenses, social insurance (29.2%), health insurance (13.5%), advance payments and the pausalni dan regime.
- How VAT (DPH) Works in Czechia (2026): Rates, Registration and CalculationsComplete guide to Czech VAT (DPH) 2026 — the 21% standard rate, 12% reduced rate, mandatory CZK 2 million registration threshold, price calculations and exempt supplies.
- Debt Relief & Personal Insolvency in Czechia (2026): How It WorksCzech personal insolvency (oddluzeni) under zákon c. 182/2006 Sb. - who qualifies, the repayment plan, and discharge of remaining debts.