Skip to main content
Calculators/

UAE Payroll Calculator

2025
Employee List
Employee 1
AED
UAE / GCC National
Employee 2
AED
UAE / GCC National
Employee 3
AED
UAE / GCC National
Payroll Summary

Total Gross

AED 33,000

Total Net

AED 32,760

GPSSA Employee Total

AED 240

GPSSA Employer Total

AED 600

Total Employer Cost

AED 33,600

Per-Employee Breakdown
NameGrossGPSSA EmpNetEmployer Cost
Employee 1AED 15,000AED 0AED 15,000AED 15,000
Employee 2AED 10,000AED 0AED 10,000AED 10,000
Employee 3AED 8,000AED 240AED 7,760AED 8,600
TotalsAED 33,000AED 240AED 32,760AED 33,600
More Information
Understanding UAE Payroll

What is WPS (Wage Protection System)?

The Wage Protection System (WPS) is an electronic salary transfer system that allows MOHRE to track and monitor salary payments. All private sector employers in the UAE must pay salaries through WPS-approved banks and exchange houses. Salaries must be paid within the timeframe specified in the employment contract.

Are there payroll taxes in the UAE?

No, the UAE does not have payroll taxes for private sector employees. The only mandatory contribution is GPSSA pension for UAE/GCC nationals (5% employee, 12.5% employer). There is no social security, income tax, or national insurance withholding for expatriate employees.

How do I register for WPS?

To register for WPS: (1) Open a company account with a WPS-approved bank. (2) Upload your employee list and salary details. (3) Process salary payments through the bank's WPS channel. (4) MOHRE monitors compliance automatically. Non-compliance can result in fines, permit suspensions, and labor complaints.

WPS Compliance: All UAE employers must pay salaries through the Wage Protection System (WPS). Non-compliance can result in fines, permit freezes, and legal action.

Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimates based on current UAE Federal Tax Authority rates and MOHRE labour law provisions. It does not constitute professional tax, financial, or legal advice. Your actual entitlements may differ depending on your individual circumstances, employment contract, and applicable free zone regulations. Always consult a qualified adviser before making financial decisions. Read our terms