Individual Income Tax (IIT) Calculator in China 2019

Input your gross salary per month and get an estimate of your net income. Also discover how much social insurance and Individual Income Tax (IIT) is payable in your region of China.

Please complete the following fields to calculate your net income and the amount of IIT due:

What is your nationality? Chinese Non-Chinese Where do you work in China? Shanghai Beijing Chengdu Guangzhou Shenzhen Wuhan What is your gross salary in RMB per month? What was your average monthly salary in the previous year? Are you contributing to social insurance payments? Yes No *Includes pension, medical insurance, unemployment insurance and for Chinese nationals also includes housing fund Social Welfare Rates: Employer Pension % Medical % Unemployment % Injury % Maternity % Serious Illness % Housing Fund % Social Welfare Rates: Employee Pension % Medical % Unemployment % Injury % Maternity % Serious Illness % Housing Fund % Deductions What is your housing status? Renting (Note: if you or your spouse own an apartment in your main working city, rental expenses cannot be deducted.) Paying interest on first housing loan None of the above Deductible House Rent Amount 1,500 per month 1,100 per month 800 per month Do you support a parent or other dependent person who is over 60 years old? Yes No If yes, are you the only child of your parents? Yes No If you are not the only child of your parents, your deduction amount is How many children do you and your spouse share education fees for? How many children do you pay education fees for by yourself? Are you enrolled in an ongoing continuing education degree program at your own expense? Yes No Did you receive a professional qualification or technical personnel certificate this month? Yes No CALCULATE Reset

Disclaimer:

This calculator forecasts your possible tax burden, providing you with an estimate that you can use for research purposes. The calculator is based on the information available at the time of publication in May 2019 and its information is subject to change as well as the interpretation of local authorities.

Please note that, because of the calculation method used in new tax laws, an individual’s tax burden may differ month to month. The applicability of this information should therefore be determined through consultation with your professional advisor.