Salary Calculator Spain

Your Net Pay Across All Regions

Taxes in Spain can vary depending on where you live. The following table shows what your net pay would look like in each region (autonomous community) for the salary you entered.

Your Take-Home Pay in Other Countries

The table below compares the take-home pay you can expect for the gross salary you entered across the 18 other countries covered by our calculators. Please note that certain assumptions were necessary when estimating your taxes in those countries.

Your Salary vs. Spanish Wages

The following chart outlines your before-tax earnings relative to the national average salary and minimum wage in Spain.

Please note that the national figures assume full-time employment for the entire year, while your salary is calculated based on the settings you selected.

Average Salary in Spain

The average monthly gross salary in Spain is around €1,914, according to the most recent report on salaries compiled by The Adecco Group. This works out to an average annual salary of €22,968 before taxes, which translates to a take-home pay of approximately €1,551 per month, as estimated by our salary calculator.

Minimum Wage in Spain

The minimum wage (salario mínimo) in Spain is established by Royal Decree, and in 2025 it is set at €15,876 per year before tax for the majority of workers. This converts to a monthly net income of around €1,081.

Two exceptions are highlighted in the Royal Decree concerning the Spanish minimum wage. Domestic workers, who are usually paid by the hour, must be paid an hourly rate of at least €8.28. Contingent and temporary workers, defined as anyone with an employment contract of less than 120 days per year, enjoy a minimum pay of €53.71 per day before tax.

Taxes Included in This Salary Calculator

Tax Year: 2025 – 2026

• Income Tax (Impuesto sobre la Renta) is a progressive tax, ranging from 13% to 53%, depending on the autonomous community. The standard personal allowance is €5,550 for individuals under 65 years old, who are not married and have no dependents. Spain uses a pay-as-you-earn tax system, where the employer withholds the employee's taxes and contributions from the gross pay, transferring the payment directly to the tax authorities on a monthly basis.
• Beckham Law (art. 93 Ley IRPF) is a special tax regime that allows eligible foreign workers to pay a flat 24% income tax on up to €600,000 of Spanish-source earnings per year for up to six years. To qualify, you must not have been a Spanish tax resident in the last five years, and you must apply within six months of arrival in the country. You can enable it in the "More Options" section in the calculator.
• Social Security Contributions (Contribuciones a la Seguridad Social) are paid partly by the employee and partly by the employer. The standard rate for the employee is 6.35%, while the employer pays at least 29.90% of an employee's salary, depending on the occupation. Social security contributions in Spain have a minimum and maximum cap determined by the employee's level of studies. To give a good indication on the lowest take-home pay an employee can expect, our calculator assumes the highest minimum and maximum caps.

The information presented here is based on Spain's 2025 fiscal regulations. Please refer to the Spanish Tax Agency website for more details.