How much will you actually take home?
Pick your country, enter your pay, and get a clear estimate — from that country’s own tax authority, not a copied figure from somewhere else.
This is a calculator website, not a payment service. We never take payments, and your numbers never leave your browser.
Where do you get paid?
Every calculator inside follows its own tax authority. Choose a country to see its calculators.
Popular calculators
Starting with the USA. The same calculators are being added for every country, one country at a time.
Income Tax Calculator
Estimate federal income tax from official IRS figures.
Calculate →Paycheck Calculator
Turn gross pay into take-home pay, per pay period.
Calculate →Mortgage Calculator
Monthly payment, interest and payoff at a glance.
Calculate →Retirement Calculator
See how savings can grow over time.
Calculate →Salary to Hourly
Convert annual salary to an hourly rate.
Calculate →Currency Converter
Convert with dated reference rates, source shown.
Convert →How it works
Pick your country
Tax rules are different in every country, so every hub starts from its own authority.
Enter your numbers
Salary, hours, loan or savings — the calculation runs in your browser only.
Read the result
A clear breakdown, the source, and the date the figures were checked.
Why you can trust the numbers
We use official sources only, and we never copy a page across countries by changing only the currency symbol.
- USA — IRS · UK — HMRC · Canada — CRA
- Australia — ATO · New Zealand — IRD · Ireland — Revenue
- If an official figure is not published yet, the page waits. We do not guess.
Frequently asked questions
Is PayByCountry a payment service?
No. It is a calculator website only. It never takes payments and never asks for bank details.
Are the results exact?
No. Results are estimates for planning, not financial advice. Always check the official source for your country before you act.
Do my numbers leave my browser?
No. Calculations run in your browser, and your numbers are not sent to us.
Why do countries have different calculators?
Because tax years, slabs, pensions and rules are different. A USA figure is never reused as a UK figure.
Which country comes first?
The USA first, then the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Ireland, one country at a time.
When will a country hub open?
When its calculators are built from official figures and checked. Hub links open as each country is ready.
Disclaimer: This site gives estimates only, not financial, tax or legal advice. Figures are checked against official sources and dated on each calculator page. Independent calculator website — not a government website.