1. Malta Salary Calculation Explained

The Malta salary calculator computes your net take-home pay by subtracting income tax and social security contributions from your gross salary. Malta uses a progressive tax system with different rates for different income levels and personal statuses.

2. How the Calculator Works

The calculator uses the following formula:

Where:

• Income Tax - Progressive tax based on Malta 2025 tax brackets (0% to 35%)
• Social Security - Fixed 10% of gross salary

Explanation: The calculator first deducts social security (10%), then applies progressive tax rates based on your income level and personal status (single, married, or parent).

3. Malta Tax System Overview

Details: Malta's tax system for 2025 features progressive rates from 0% to 35%, with different tax-free thresholds for different personal statuses. Social security contributions are mandatory for all employees.

4. Using the Calculator

Tips: Enter your gross annual salary in EUR and select your tax status. The calculator will show your net salary after deducting income tax and social security contributions.

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Are these the official 2025 tax rates?
A: This calculator uses projected rates based on current trends. Always verify with the Malta tax authority for official 2025 rates.

Q2: What's included in social security?
A: The 10% rate covers national insurance, pensions, and other social benefits.

Q3: Are there tax credits or deductions?
A: Yes, Malta offers various tax credits that can reduce your tax liability. This calculator provides a baseline estimate.

Q4: How often are social security payments made?
A: Typically deducted monthly from your salary along with income tax.

Q5: Is this calculator suitable for self-employed?
A: No, self-employed individuals have different tax and social security rules in Malta.