Brazil INSS Contribution Calculator

Estimate the Brazilian employee INSS contribution with the 2026 progressive table, contribution ceiling, and band-by-band memory.

How to calculate Brazilian INSS on salary in 2026

INSS for employee, domestic employee, and avulso worker categories uses a progressive table. Each slice of the contribution base falls into its own rate band.

The calculator adds entered salary and other remuneration from the same competence month, then calculates the contribution up to the 2026 ceiling.

2026 progressive INSS table

This version uses limits of R$1,621.00, R$2,902.84, R$4,354.27, and R$8,475.55, with rates of 7.5%, 9%, 12%, and 14%.

The table was checked against official INSS sources on 2026-06-24 and is shown as effective from competence January 2026.

INSS ceiling and effective rate

When the base is above R$8,475.55, the contribution is capped. The effective rate shows how much INSS represents over the full entered base.

INSS with more than one employment link

Official guidance says remunerations from the same competence month should be considered together for the table and ceiling. This calculator estimates from the total typed value and does not split withholding across employers.

What this calculator does not do

It does not calculate individual contributors, facultative contributors, MEI, autonomous workers, pro-labore, arrears, interest, payment forms, employer-side INSS, RAT, FAP, third-party charges, IRRF, FGTS, or benefits.

It also does not decide whether a bonus, allowance, reimbursement, legal settlement, or other payroll rubric integrates the salary-contribution base.

Official sources

This version's constants were checked against official sources accessed on 2026-06-24.

Related calculators

Use other Brazilian labor calculators for larger events that include INSS.

Autonomous INSS, pro-labore INSS, INSS arrears, INSS and IRRF, INSS retirement, and income-tax calculators are also in the backlog.

This calculator is an educational estimate based on official 2026 sources accessed on 2026-06-24. Official payroll, eSocial, employer records, applicable agreements, and professional review prevail.

Frequently asked questions

Which INSS table is used?
The calculator uses the 2026 progressive table for employees, domestic employees, and avulso workers, effective from competence January 2026.
Does it work for domestic employees?
Yes, for estimating the insured person's contribution with the same table. It does not calculate DAE, domestic eSocial, or employer charges.
Does it work for MEI, autonomous workers, or individual contributors?
No. This version only covers employees, domestic employees, and avulso workers. MEI, autonomous, facultative, and pro-labore flows need separate calculators.
How should I handle more than one job?
Add remuneration from the same competence month to estimate the table and ceiling. The calculator does not split the deduction across employers.
Does 13th salary enter the monthly calculation?
No. Official guidance treats 13th salary separately from monthly remuneration for table framing.
Why can my official payslip differ?
Official payroll may include rubrics, multiple links, rounding, eSocial setup, agreements, absences, and professional review that this estimate cannot access.