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Calculate and check

  • Check my payslipUpload your payslip (PDF, photo or scan): your profile is recognised, every line explained and recalculated, without sending anything.
  • Gross to net: examples by amountNet pay from 2,000 to €10,000 gross, white-collar and blue-collar, by family situation.
  • Net salary by jobThe 2026 net pay for 96 jobs and situations, with the possible statuses and the calculator set up.
  • Minimum wage: how much net?The 2026 minimum wage in gross and net, by situation, part-time and for students.
  • €3,000 gross to net€2,261.33 net a month for a single white-collar worker, €2,248.73 for a blue-collar worker; family situations, year, cost to the employer.
  • Why has my net pay changedTwo payslips compared: the difference in net pay explained by indexation, the work bonus, children or the scale.
  • Bonuses and holiday pay: how much net?Double holiday pay, 13th month, bonus: net pay, withholding tax on non-recurring pay and the payment date.
  • Annual review: my 12 payslipsYour twelve payslips added up and compared with tax form 281.10 (fiche 281.10), with any unusual months.
  • Year-end bonus: how much net? In seasonThe 13th month in net terms in 2026, withholding tax on non-recurring pay and your joint committee’s rules.
  • Double holiday pay: how much net?Double holiday pay 2026 in net terms: 92% of a month, blue-collar workers’ holiday pay, first year and payment date.
  • €2,000 gross to net€1,962.14 net a month for a single white-collar worker, €1,965.89 for a blue-collar worker; family situations, year, cost to the employer.
  • €2,500 gross to net€2,175.62 net a month for a single white-collar worker, €2,179.04 for a blue-collar worker; family situations, year, cost to the employer.
  • €3,500 gross to net€2,400.40 net a month for a single white-collar worker, €2,377.36 for a blue-collar worker; family situations, year, cost to the employer.
  • €4,000 gross to net€2,614.26 net a month for a single white-collar worker, €2,586.79 for a blue-collar worker; family situations, year, cost to the employer.
  • €4,500 gross to net€2,831.86 net a month for a single white-collar worker, €2,803.50 for a blue-collar worker; family situations, year, cost to the employer.
  • €5,000 gross to net€3,051.72 net a month for a single white-collar worker, €3,020.22 for a blue-collar worker; family situations, year, cost to the employer.
  • €6,000 gross to net€3,467.07 net a month for a single white-collar worker, €3,437.47 for a blue-collar worker; family situations, year, cost to the employer.

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Changes in your situation

  • What if I switch to four-fifths?What you really lose in net pay at four-fifths or half-time, with or without an allowance from the National Employment Office (NEO).
  • Leave and career breaksWhat you receive during parental leave, time credit, birth leave, maternity leave or illness.
  • What if a child arrives?What a child changes in your net pay, your tax, your nursery costs and your family allowances.
  • Parental leaveThe National Employment Office (NEO) amount in 2026, the duration and your net pay during parental leave.
  • Marriage or legal cohabitationWhat marriage or legal cohabitation changes in your net pay and in household tax.
  • Time creditEnd-of-career or reason-based time credit: 2026 conditions, NEO allowance and net pay.
  • Notice and dismissalYour notice period in 2026, the payment in lieu of notice in gross and net, and what you receive when you leave.
  • Birth leave20 days of leave for the father or co-parent: what the health insurance fund (mutualité / ziekenfonds) pays and what you lose.
  • What if I moved?What a change of municipality or Region changes to your tax and family allowances.
  • What if I had a company car?What a company car costs in net terms, with the 2026 benefit in kind, and the comparison with a mobility budget.
  • Maternity leave15 weeks: the health insurance fund’s net benefit, compared with your salary.
  • IllnessThe guaranteed wage, then the health insurance fund’s benefits, compared with your usual net pay.
  • My net pensionWhat you will keep from your pension: contributions, withholding tax, tax and group insurance capital.

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