Take-home pay in Spain

Net pay after income tax and employee social contributions for any gross salary in Spain, on the OECD Taxing Wages model for 2025. Change the salary or the household and the result follows.

Pre-filled with the national median gross salary (2024).

On €24,497 a year you keep about €19,589 — €1,632 a month.

Take-home €19,589Income tax €3,321Employee social contributions €1,587

OECD Taxing Wages 2025, single, no children. Includes central and local income tax and employee social contributions.

At the median salary

The national median gross salary in Spain is €24,497 a year (2024). At that salary a single person without children pays €3,321 in income tax and €1,587 in employee social contributions and keeps €19,589 a year: €1,632 a month, 80.0% of gross.

Take-home pay from half to two and a half times the average wage

The OECD's published results for 2025. The average wage in Spain is €32,678 a year. For the households with children, net pay includes the cash benefits the model adds.

Single, no children

Share of the average wageGross a yearGross a monthNet a monthKept
50%€16,339€1,362€1,25492.1%
67%€21,895€1,825€1,48081.1%
100%€32,678€2,723€2,08276.5%
133%€43,462€3,622€2,65073.2%
167%€54,573€4,548€3,19670.3%
200%€65,357€5,446€3,73868.6%
250%€81,696€6,808€4,49466.0%

Single parent, two children

Share of the average wageGross a yearGross a monthNet a monthKept
50%€16,339€1,362€1,470108.0%
67%€21,895€1,825€1,70293.3%
100%€32,678€2,723€2,31585.0%
133%€43,462€3,622€2,89579.9%
167%€54,573€4,548€3,44275.7%
200%€65,357€5,446€3,98873.2%
250%€81,696€6,808€4,75469.8%

Couple, one earner, two children

Share of the average wageGross a yearGross a monthNet a monthKept
50%€16,339€1,362€1,370100.6%
67%€21,895€1,825€1,62789.2%
100%€32,678€2,723€2,24682.5%
133%€43,462€3,622€2,83378.2%
167%€54,573€4,548€3,38074.3%
200%€65,357€5,446€3,92872.1%
250%€81,696€6,808€4,70169.0%

How income tax is set in Spain

The national schedule for 2026, as published by Spanish Tax Agency (AEAT).

Taxable incomeRateApplies to
up to €12,4509.5%
€12,450 – €20,20012%
€20,200 – €35,20015%
€35,200 – €60,00018.5%
€60,000 – €300,00022.5%
above €300,00024.5%
  • Tax-free allowance: €5,550 a year
  • Employee social contributions: 6.5% of pay (common contingencies 4.7%, unemployment, permanent contract 1.55%, unemployment, fixed-term contract 1.6%, intergenerational equity (MEI) 0.15%, vocational training 0.1%)
  • Standard VAT rate: 21%; reduced 10%, 4%

Where regions or municipalities charge income tax of their own, it comes on top of these national rates; the take-home figures above include the local income tax the OECD models.

The minimum wage

The statutory minimum wage in Spain is €9.26 an hour (2025). Full time, 40 hours a week for 52 weeks, that is €19,261 a year, and €16,360 after income tax and employee contributions (€1,363 a month). Convert other hourly rates.

What these figures are

They are the OECD's own calculation for Spain in 2025: the income tax, including the local income tax the OECD models, the employee social contributions and the cash benefits of a household at every 1% of the average wage from 50% to 250%, which here is €16,339 to €81,696 a year. A salary between two of those points is interpolated across that 1% step; a salary outside the range is not estimated. This is not a payslip calculator: it does not apply the tax code to your own circumstances, so deductions and credits you claim yourself, optional or regional surcharges the OECD does not include and employer contributions are not in it.

Sources

  1. Income tax schedule 2026 Spanish Tax Agency (AEAT) · sede.agenciatributaria.gob.es · checked 2026-08-11
  2. INE Encuesta Anual de Estructura Salarial — 2024 median gross annual earnings INE Encuesta Anual de Estructura Salarial · servicios.ine.es · checked 2026-07-29
  3. Taxing Wages — decomposition of taxes and benefits (dataflow OECD.CTP.TPS,DSD_TAX_WAGES_DECOMP@DF_TW_DECOMP,2.1) OECD · oecd.org · checked 2026-09-17