IRPF (Impuesto sobre la Renta de las Personas Físicas) is Spain’s personal income tax. It is progressive, with each slice of income taxed at a higher rate, and it is split into a state component and a regional component set by each autonomous community. This calculator applies the default combined national scale to your employment income so you can estimate take-home pay and your effective rate.
How it works
- Your taxable base is gross income minus the employee Social Security you paid (typically about 6.35% of salary).
- IRPF is applied progressively across the brackets: 19%, 24%, 30%, 37%, 45% and 47%.
- The personal minimum (5,550 EUR) is credited back: the tool computes the tax that would apply to that minimum at the lowest rate and subtracts it from your gross tax.
- Net income is gross minus Social Security minus IRPF.
Because the regional half of the tax varies by community, the result includes a supplement band of roughly plus or minus 4%.
Example
On a 30,000 EUR salary with 1,905 EUR of Social Security, the taxable base is 28,095 EUR. Progressive tax across the brackets, minus the personal-minimum credit, gives an IRPF figure in the region of 5,000–5,500 EUR depending on your community, for an effective rate near 18%.
Notes
This is an estimate. It does not model joint filing, regional-specific scales, pension or mortgage deductions, or non-salary income. Use it for planning, then confirm the exact figure with the Agencia Tributaria. All processing is local to your browser.