Seychelles net salary calculator 2026

Enter your gross monthly pay and see what reaches your bank account. Two statutory deductions come off a citizen's pay: income tax and the employee share of the Seychelles Pension Fund.

The calculator uses the SRC monthly bands in force since 1 June 2018 and the pension rate in force since 1 January 2023.

How it's calculated

Income tax: 0% % up to SR 8,555.50, then 15% %, 20% % and 30% % on the slices above.
Pension: 5% of your gross pay goes to the Seychelles Pension Fund (SPF).
Take-home pay is gross pay less income tax and the SPF contribution.

An example

With gross pay of SCR 25,000, income tax is SCR 3,216.68 and the SPF contribution is SCR 1,250. You take home SCR 20,533.32, which is 82.1 % of your gross pay.

Frequently asked questions

How much does an employee pay to the SPF?

The SPF raised the employee rate from 4 % to 5 % on 1 January 2023. The employer pays its own share on top, and it is not deducted from your pay.

Is the 13th month pay included?

No. The thirteenth month pay is a separate payment due under section 46C of the Employment Act, so it is not part of this monthly figure.

Why does my payslip differ?

Your payslip may show a loan, a union fee or a benefit taxed in kind. The calculator shows only the statutory deductions.

Key terms

Gross pay: What you earn before any deduction, with allowances included.
SPF: The Seychelles Pension Fund, which collects mandatory pension contributions from employees, employers and the self-employed.
Take-home pay: The amount paid into your account once tax and pension are taken off.