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Port and shipping: what net salary in 2026?

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Calculate your net pay: port and shipping

In 2026, on €3,000 gross a month full-time, net pay is €2,248.73 (blue-collar worker) or €2,261.33 (white-collar worker), for a single person with no children, with the parameters as of 1 October 2026.

As an employee: your net pay by gross pay

Gross per monthBlue-collar workerWhite-collar worker
€2,500€2,179.04€2,175.62
€3,000€2,248.73€2,261.33
€3,500€2,377.36€2,400.40
Monthly net pay in 2026 for a single person with no children, full-time, with no benefits or overtime, with 7% municipal tax. Parameters as of 1 October 2026.

The other possible statuses

  • Self-employed as a main occupation: for €30,000 of profit a year, €1,667.82 net a month, on average. You set your prices and deduct your expenses, but a minimum contribution is due every quarter.

Good to know

Most common joint committee: Ports (JC 301). It sets the sector’s minimum pay scales and indexation mechanism; the calculator suggests it by default.

Dockers come under rules specific to port work (joint committee 301) and merchant navy seafarers under a separate social security scheme: the calculation gives an order of magnitude.

Useful links

  • NISSE (INASTI/RSVZ)Contributions and social protection for the self-employed
  • hub.brusselsSupport for business founders in Brussels
  • 1890Wallonie Entreprendre’s entry point for starting a business
  • VLAIOFlanders Innovation & Entrepreneurship

Calculate your net pay: port and shipping

A few questions, one at a time: your status (blue-collar worker, white-collar worker or self-employed as a main occupation), your gross pay or the net you are aiming for, your working time and your family situation. The result is broken down line by line, with the source of each amount.

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Sources

Parameters in force on 1 October 2026. Each parameter links to its source, the official one where it exists; a secondary source is flagged as such.