Argentina net salary calculator (sueldo neto)

Your Argentine net pay is gross minus 17% employee contributions and Ganancias income tax on the remainder.

Worked example · Neto / mes

You keep 83% of gross pay 17% goes to tax and contributions

With Sueldo bruto / mes of 1,500,000 ARS, this model computes Neto / mes of 1,245,000 ARS. See the full working.

✓ Verified against 2 self-test cases Updated for 2026 · sources checked 2026-08-02

How Sueldo neto (net salary) in Argentina is calculated

Argentine payroll deducts 17% employee contributions (SIPA pension 11%, PAMI 3%, obra social 3%) from gross.

Ganancias (income tax) then applies to the amount after contributions and personal deductions. For 2026 the minimo no imponible is 5,585,737 ARS a year and the special deduction for employees 26,811,537, about 2,699,773 a month between them, so most salaries fall below the tax entirely. The thresholds are indexed to wage inflation and change frequently, so re-verify quarterly. Estimate, not tax advice.

Worked example

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1,500,000 ARS — por debajo del mínimo no imponible
Inputs
Sueldo bruto / mes1,500,000 ARS
Computed by the engine
Aportes (17%) ✓ pinned255,000 ARS
Ganancias Base ✓ pinned0
Ganancias (simplificado) ✓ pinned0 ARS
Neto / mes ✓ pinned1,245,000 ARS

Every computed row comes from the engine, run on the inputs above. Rows marked ✓ pinned are also fixed by a published self-test, so a change to the model that moved them would fail its own tests.

Frequently asked questions

What are the contributions on an Argentine salary?

17% together — SIPA pension 11%, PAMI 3% and obra social 3% — off gross.

Why do the tax thresholds change so often?

They are indexed to wage inflation (RIPTE) and updated frequently, so figures need re-checking each quarter.

Does the employee pay Ganancias?

Yes, but only above the indexed minimum — for 2026 the combined deductions are about 2.7 million ARS a month, so a 1.5 million salary pays none.

Sources

Estimate. Not tax advice. The verification badge means the model reproduces the stated formula through 2 self-test cases; the sources support that the formula matches the rules.

Check the arithmetic yourself: how this calculator is verified — the formula behind every derived value, the 2 test cases the engine reproduces, and what the badge does and does not claim. Also available as machine-readable JSON.

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