Frequently Asked Questions

Enter your monthly or annual salary into our UAE Salary Calculator. Since the UAE has no personal income tax, the calculator focuses on your gross-to-net breakdown including WPS compliance, gratuity entitlements, and allowance structures (housing, transport, education).

No. All calculators are completely free and require no registration, login, or email. Just enter your figures and get instant results.

No. The UAE does not levy personal income tax on individuals. Your gross salary is your net salary (before any voluntary deductions). However, 5% VAT applies to goods and services, and a 9% corporate tax was introduced in June 2023 for businesses with taxable income above AED 375,000.

Under UAE Labour Law, employees who complete at least 1 year of service are entitled to end-of-service gratuity. It is calculated as 21 days of basic salary per year for the first 5 years, and 30 days per year for each additional year, capped at 2 years' total salary. Our Gratuity Calculator computes your exact entitlement.

The Wages Protection System (WPS) is a MOHRE initiative ensuring employers pay salaries on time through approved banks or exchange houses. It protects employee wage rights. Our calculators help you understand your WPS-compliant salary structure.

The General Pension and Social Security Authority (GPSSA) applies to UAE and GCC nationals. Employees contribute 5% of their gross salary, while employers contribute 12.5% (15% in Abu Dhabi). Expatriate employees are not covered by GPSSA. Our pension calculator handles both scenarios.

Yes. Our Golden Visa Calculator estimates the total costs associated with obtaining a UAE Golden Visa, including government fees, medical tests, Emirates ID, visa stamping, and insurance requirements based on your visa category.

Yes. Our Overtime Calculator computes your overtime entitlements under UAE Labour Law. Standard overtime is 125% of normal hourly rate, while overtime between 10pm and 4am is 150%. Friday and public holiday work has different rates.

Housing allowance in the UAE is typically a percentage of basic salary (often 25–30%) or a fixed amount agreed in your employment contract. Our calculator helps you understand how your total package breaks down between basic salary and allowances.

We update all UAE calculators whenever MOHRE or the Federal Tax Authority announces changes to labour laws, gratuity rules, corporate tax thresholds, or visa fee structures.

No. All calculations are performed entirely in your browser. No salary figures or personal details are sent to our servers.