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Finance
- Mortgage calculator
- Loan calculator
- Compound interest calculator
- Auto loan calculator
- Simple interest calculator
- Savings goal calculator
- Retirement calculator
- Inflation calculator
- Salary calculator
- VAT and sales tax calculator
- Discount calculator
- Tip calculator
- Credit card payoff calculator
- ROI calculator
- Profit margin calculator
- Break-even calculator
Tax
- US income tax & paycheck calculator
- UK take home pay calculator
- Canada income tax & take-home pay calculator
- Australia income tax calculator
- Germany income tax calculator
- France income tax calculator
- India income tax calculator
- Spain net salary calculator (IRPF)
- Italy net salary calculator (IRPEF)
- Netherlands income tax calculator
- Poland salary calculator (brutto to netto)
- Turkey net salary calculator (brüt net)
- Russia salary calculator (NDFL, net pay)
- Brazil net salary calculator
- Mexico net salary calculator
- Japan take-home pay calculator
- South Korea salary calculator
- China income tax calculator (take-home pay)
- Indonesia PPh 21 calculator
- South Africa PAYE calculator
- New Zealand PAYE calculator
- Sweden salary calculator (net after tax)
- Saudi Arabia salary calculator (GOSI)
- UAE salary calculator (net salary)
- Egypt salary calculator (tax and insurance)
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How the calculators work
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The numbers you type never leave your browser. There is no sign-up and nothing is stored on a server.
Standard formulas, shown in full
Each calculator uses the same amortization and compound-interest formulas banks use, and each page explains them step by step.
Any currency, 16 languages
Pick your currency and language. Amounts, dates and decimal marks follow the format you're used to.