South Africa PAYE Tax Calculator 2025
Calculate your monthly PAYE, UIF,SDL and Net Salary.
💰 Income Details
Affects tax rebates (Primary, Secondary 65+, Tertiary 75+).
📋 Deductions & Credits
Deduction capped at 27.5% of remuneration (max R350k/year).
Example: Main member + spouse + 2 kids = 4 dependents.
Payslip Summary
Net Pay
R0.00
Monthly
Effective Rate: 0%
Total Deductions: R0.00
Detailed Calculation Breakdown
2025 South Africa Tax Rates & Limits
🇿🇦 Tax Brackets (2025)
💎 Rebates & Thresholds
💼 UIF & SDL
💊 Medical Tax Credits
Credits reduce your final tax liability directly.
Understanding South Africa PAYE
🏛️ What is PAYE?
Pay-As-You-Earn (PAYE) is the method used by employers to deduct tax from your salary and pay it over to SARS on your behalf. It ensures you pay your income tax liability in manageable monthly amounts.
📊 Tax Calculations & Rebates
South Africa uses a sliding scale (progressive) tax system ranging from 18% to 45% based on your total taxable income.
- Primary Rebate: R17,235 (Available to all natural persons)
- Secondary Rebate: R9,444 (Additional for age 65-74)
- Tertiary Rebate: R3,145 (Additional for age 75+)
💼 UIF & SDL
- UIF (Unemployment Insurance Fund): 1% is deducted from your salary, and your employer contributes another 1%. Capped at a salary ceiling of R17,712/month (Max deduction R177.12).
- SDL (Skills Development Levy): Paid by the employer (1% of payroll) to fund skills development. It is not deducted from your salary.
💊 Medical Tax Credits
These are fixed amounts that reduce your final tax liability:
- R364 for the main member
- R364 for the first dependent
- R246 for each additional dependent
Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimates based on SARS 2025 tax year rates (1 Mar 2024 - 28 Feb 2025). Actual deductions may vary based on specific payroll settings, varying income, and other deductions. Consult with a registered tax practitioner or SARS for official advice.