TuCalculadora

Employment and tax calculators for Spain

TuCalculadora is a website focused on employment and tax calculators for Spain. Its tools are updated annually with official figures, explain how each result is calculated, and cite the legal source behind the method.

Available calculators

• Net pay: converts gross salary to take-home pay for 2026, including payroll contributions, income-tax withholding, and net pay per paycheck.
• Employer cost: estimates the full cost of an employee, including gross pay and employer contributions.
• Self-employment contributions: shows the 2026 monthly contribution by actual income, including the reduced flat rate.
• Prorated extra paychecks: converts salary between 12 and 14 annual paychecks.
• Income tax with two payers: reviews tax-return implications and the filing requirement when income comes from two payers.
• Overtime: estimates the overtime rate under the applicable collective agreement and the legal limit of 80 hours per year.
• Reduced work hours: compares pay before and after reducing working hours.
• Final paycheck: calculates amounts due at the end of employment, including days worked, unused vacation, and extra pay.
• Unfair-dismissal compensation: calculates 33 days of pay per year worked (45 days for periods before 2012), subject to legal caps.
• Objective dismissal and end of contract: covers 20 days per year for objective dismissal and 12 days per year when a temporary contract ends.
• Resignation notice: estimates the deduction when an employee does not give the notice required by the collective agreement.
• Unused vacation: calculates remaining days and the corresponding payment.
• Unemployment benefits: estimates benefit duration and amount using 2026 limits.
• SEPE assistance: covers the €480 subsidy, assistance for people over 52, and support after unemployment benefits run out.
• One-time unemployment payment: explains receiving benefits as a lump sum to start self-employment.

Methods and sources

Each calculator explains its method and cites the relevant article of Spain's Workers' Statute or General Social Security Law (LGSS). The site says it uses official 2026 figures, including a €1,221 monthly minimum wage (SMI), a €600 IPREM public-income index, and current contribution bases. It also says information entered by users stays in their browser.

Employment news

The site publishes articles on topics such as flexible retirement, the retirement age in 2027, 2027 pensions, a 37.5-hour workweek, 2027 self-employment contributions, and the 2027 minimum wage.