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Philippine Payslip & Dynamic Monthly Calculator

Calculate gross-to-net pay for semi-monthly or monthly cutoffs, dynamically compute specific overtime, night differential, weekend, and holiday hours with real-time monetary values, add custom taxable/non-taxable fields, and track 13th month pay.

No sign-up requiredBased on rules effective: 2025 – 2026 Statutory SchedulesLast verified: August 2026Runs client-side in browser

Payroll Settings & Controls

Select your cutoff schedule, workweek divisor, and statutory deduction calculation mode.

Policy Preset:
Hourly Basis:
Weekend:
Night Shift:
Gov't Mandated:
HMO Timing:
Statutory:
Work Hours & Overtime EngineInput specific hours for Regular OT (125%), Night Diff (10%), Weekend/Rest Days (130%), and Holidays (200%).

Contracted Monthly Basic Salary

Enter your total monthly base salary. It is automatically divided equally (50/50) across both cutoffs.

₱25,000 / cutoff
1

1st Cutoff (1st – 15th)

Cutoff Net: ₱22,396
Cutoff Gross₱25,000
Tax Withheld-₱2,604
Cutoff Net Pay₱22,396
Earnings & Allowances
Allocated Basic (1st Cutoff)
₱25,00050% of Monthly
Additional Taxable Earnings
Non-Taxable Allowances (100% Tax-Free)
Quick Add:
Deductions & Contributions
Gov't deductions scheduled in 2nd Cutoff
Other Custom Deductions / Loans
2

2nd Cutoff (16th – End of Month)

Cutoff Net: ₱19,836
Cutoff Gross₱25,000
Tax Withheld-₱1,964
Cutoff Net Pay₱19,836
Earnings & Allowances
Allocated Basic (2nd Cutoff)
₱25,00050% of Monthly
Additional Taxable Earnings
Non-Taxable Allowances
Quick Add:
Deductions & Contributions
100% Gov't deductions in this cutoff
Other Custom Deductions / Loans
13th Month Pay Accumulation Tracker
Accrued: ₱33,333

Year-to-Date Basic Salary Accumulation

Automatically calculated from your regular basic salary across months worked this year (PD 851).

Accumulated YTD Basic₱400,000₱50,000/mo × 8 months
Net Take-Home Cash in Bank 2025 Statutory Verified

₱42,232

1st Cutoff (1st – 15th)
Gross:₱25,000
Tax:-₱2,604
Net:₱22,396
2nd Cutoff (16th – End)
Gross:₱25,000
Tax:-₱1,964
Net:₱19,836
Total Gross Earnings₱50,000
Taxable Compensation Base₱50,000
Mandatory Contributions (SSS, PhilHealth, HDMF)-₱3,200
Withholding Tax (TRAIN Law)-₱4,568
2025–2026 Statutory Rate Breakdown

Mandatory Contributions

Social Security System (RA 11199)
₱1,750 EE

Regular SSS: ₱1,000 + WISP Provident: ₱750

Employer (ER) Match:₱3,530
PhilHealth (RA 11223 UHC Law)
₱1,250 EE

5.0% UHC premium rate (subject to ₱100k cap). Employee share is 50%.

Employer (ER) Share:₱1,250
Pag-IBIG Regular (Circular 460)
₱200 EE

Mandatory standard rate capped at ₱200/month.

BIR Withholding Tax (TRAIN Law)
₱4,568 Tax

TRAIN Law graduated tax bracket. Marginal rate: 20%.

Dynamic 13th Month Forecast
Month 8 of 12
Accrued to Date (Month 8)
₱33,333Tax-Exempt (≤ ₱90k Cap)
TRAIN Max Tax-Exempt Ceiling:₱90,000.00 / year
Exempt Used: ₱50,000Remaining Exemption: ₱40,000

Legal Source: Republic Act No. 10963 (TRAIN Law) Section 9 & NIRC Sec. 32(B)(7)(e) / BIR RR No. 11-2018

Projected Full-Year Gross (12 mos):₱50,000
Tax-Exempt Portion (TRAIN ₱90k Cap):₱50,000
Projected Net Take-Home 13th Month:₱50,000
View Official BIR Non-Taxable & De Minimis Ceilings▼
• 13th Month & Other Benefits:₱90,000.00 / yr (RA 10963)
• Rice Subsidy (De Minimis):₱2,500.00 / mo (RR 29-2025)
• Monetized Vacation Leave (Time Bank):12 days / yr (RR 29-2025)
• Uniform & Clothing Allowance:₱8,000.00 / yr (RR 29-2025)
• Medical Cash for Dependents:₱2,000.00 / sem (RR 29-2025)
• Actual Medical Assistance & HMO:₱12,000.00 / yr (RR 29-2025)
• Laundry Allowance:₱400.00 / mo (RR 29-2025)
• Statutory SSS / PhilHealth / Pag-IBIG:100% Tax-Deductible
Official Bureau of Internal Revenue IssuancesOfficial BIR Portal ↗

Assumptions & Rules

  • Follows DOLE Book III statutory premium multipliers for overtime, night differential, and holiday pay.
  • Follows official 2025 SSS 15% rate schedule (RA 11199) and WISP provident fund.
  • Applies PhilHealth 5% rate under RA 11223 (₱100,000 ceiling).
  • Applies Pag-IBIG Circular 460 standard mandatory cap of ₱200/month.
  • Applies RA 10963 (TRAIN Law) Section 9 / NIRC Sec. 32(B)(7)(e) tax-exempt ceiling of ₱90,000.00/year for 13th Month Pay and Other Benefits.
  • Applies BIR RR No. 29-2025 statutory de minimis benefit limits (₱2,500/mo rice subsidy, 12 days monetized vacation leave, ₱8,000/yr uniform allowance, ₱12,000/yr medical assistance).
  • BIR withholding tax follows TRAIN Law graduated withholding brackets.

Exclusions & Edge Cases

  • Overtime, night differential, and allowances are excluded from statutory 13th month pay base under DOLE rules.
Worked Example

₱50,000 Monthly Salary with 10 hrs OT & 8 hrs Rest Day Work

An employee earns ₱25,000 per semi-monthly cutoff and works 10 hours of overtime, 8 hours on a weekend rest day, and receives a ₱2,000 transportation allowance.

Sample Inputs

Semi-Monthly Basic Salary
₱25,000.00 / cutoff
10 Hours Regular OT (125%)
+₱3,592.00
8 Hours Rest Day Work (130%)
+₱2,988.54
Non-Taxable Allowance
+₱2,000.00

Result Breakdown

Total Monthly Gross Earnings
₱58,580.54
Mandatory SSS + PhilHealth + HDMF
₱4,450.00
BIR Withholding Tax
₱5,482.64
Net Take-Home Cash
₱48,647.90
Accrued 13th Month (8 mos)
₱33,333.33 (Tax-Free)

Takeaway: Adding specific hours worked automatically calculates exact DOLE premiums and recomputes tax and take-home pay in real time.

How Work Hours Premiums Are Calculated Under DOLE Rules

In the Philippines, labor standards (DOLE Handbook 2024 Edition) define exact multipliers based on your daily rate:

• Regular Overtime: 125% of hourly rate for work performed beyond 8 hours on a regular workday.

• Night Shift Differential: Additional 10% premium for work between 10:00 PM and 6:00 AM.

• Rest Day / Weekend Work: 130% of hourly rate for first 8 hours; 169% (130% × 130%) for overtime beyond 8 hours.

• Special Non-Working Holiday: 130% for first 8 hours; 150% if falling on a rest day; 169% for overtime.

• Regular Holiday: 200% for first 8 hours (double pay); 260% if falling on a rest day; 260% for regular holiday overtime.

Statutory Tax-Exempt Ceilings & De Minimis Benefits Limits (BIR RR No. 29-2025 & TRAIN Law)

Under Republic Act No. 10963 (TRAIN Law) Section 9 amending NIRC Section 32(B)(7)(e), the total of 13th Month Pay, productivity incentives, Christmas bonus, and other benefits is 100% tax-exempt up to ₱90,000.00 per calendar year. Any amount exceeding ₱90,000 is subject to regular withholding income tax.

Under BIR Revenue Regulations (RR) No. 29-2025 (effective January 6, 2026), updated De Minimis benefit ceilings exempt employees from income tax up to higher statutory thresholds:

• Monetized Unused Vacation Leave (Time Bank): Monetization of vacation leave credits not exceeding 12 days per year (increased from 10 days) is 100% tax-exempt (RR 29-2025). Excess monetization above 12 days counts towards the ₱90,000 annual TRAIN ceiling.

• Rice Subsidy: Up to ₱2,500.00 per month (increased from ₱2,000/mo) or 1 sack of 50kg rice.

• Uniform & Clothing Allowance: Up to ₱8,000.00 per year (increased from ₱7,000/yr).

• Medical Cash Allowance to Dependents: Up to ₱2,000.00 per semester (₱333.33 / month or ₱4,000.00 / year).

• Actual Medical Assistance & HMO: Up to ₱12,000.00 per year (increased from ₱10,000/yr).

• Laundry Allowance: Up to ₱400.00 per month (increased from ₱300/mo).

• CBA & Productivity Incentives: Up to ₱12,000.00 per year (increased from ₱10,000/yr).

• Mandatory Government Contributions: SSS, PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG employee contributions are 100% tax-deductible (NIRC Sec. 32(B)(7)(f)).

Taxable vs Non-Taxable Earnings

Taxable items (basic pay, overtime, night shift pay, hazard pay, commissions) are added to your compensation income and subjected to BIR withholding tax.

Non-taxable allowances (de minimis rice subsidy up to ₱2,500/mo, uniform allowance up to ₱8,000/yr, laundry allowance, and actual transportation reimbursements) are not taxed, giving you 100% take-home value.

Questions people ask next

How do I know my working days divisor (261 vs 313)?

If your company observes a 5-day workweek (Monday to Friday, rest days on Saturday and Sunday), your divisor is 261 days. If your company observes a 6-day workweek (Monday to Saturday, 1 rest day on Sunday), your divisor is 313 days.

Can I enter dynamic custom allowances and deductions?

Yes! You can click '+ Add Taxable Earning', '+ Add Non-Taxable Allowance', or '+ Add Custom Deduction' to match any custom line items printed on your payslip.

Why is 13th month pay not affected by overtime or allowances?

Under Presidential Decree No. 851, statutory 13th month pay is legally calculated strictly on your Basic Salary earned during the calendar year divided by 12.

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