These calculators help you understand your pay and your rights at work. Convert a Dutch gross salary into take home pay with the 2026 tax brackets and tax credits, calculate Dutch income tax in box 1, work out the 8% holiday allowance (vakantiegeld) and the statutory severance payment (transitievergoeding), and find your Dutch state pension (AOW) age. The hourly wage calculator turns an annual or monthly salary into an hourly rate, or the other way around, and the hours calculator adds up hours worked on a time card.
Several tools are specific to the Netherlands, which makes them useful for expats, international employees and employers comparing job offers. Each page explains the rules in plain English, with worked examples and answers to common questions. The results are estimates: your actual payslip depends on things like pension contributions, the 30% ruling and other personal circumstances.
All calculators in this category
- Hours calculator – Hours worked per day and week, minus breaks, in hours and decimals.
- Dutch take home pay – Net pay in the Netherlands with 2026 tax rates.
- Hourly wage – Convert an annual or monthly salary to an hourly rate.
- Dutch severance pay – Your statutory Dutch transition payment: ⅓ month's salary per year worked, capped for 2026.
- Dutch holiday pay – Your 8% vakantiegeld, including part-year accrual.
- Dutch income tax – How much Dutch income tax do you pay on your annual income, with brackets and credits?
- Dutch pension age (AOW) – Your Dutch state pension (AOW) age and start date, based on your date of birth.
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