Czechia self-employed net income calculator (paušální daň)
Your net income as a Czech OSVČ on paušální daň is revenue minus a single monthly payment set by which of three revenue bands you fall into — income tax, social insurance and health insurance all included in that one amount.
Worked example: with Annual revenue of 900,000, this model computes Net income / year 780,192. See the full breakdown.
⚠ Illustrative rates Updated for 2026 · sources checked 2026-08-22
How paušální daň in Czechia is calculated
Paušální daň is the most administratively radical regime in this catalog: instead of computing income tax, social insurance and health insurance separately from profit, an OSVČ pays one fixed amount each month and files no annual return at all. The amount depends only on which revenue band you are in, not on what you earned inside it.
That produces a cost curve unlike any percentage-based system. Inside a band the payment is completely flat, so every extra koruna of revenue is kept in full and the effective rate falls continuously as revenue rises. At each band edge the payment jumps in one step — a genuine cliff, not a kink, which is exactly what a progressive schedule is designed to avoid and what this regime deliberately accepts in exchange for its simplicity.
The trade-off is eligibility, which is narrow: no VAT registration, no employment income alongside it, and revenue under 2,000,000 CZK. A freelancer who crosses any of those lines leaves the regime entirely and returns to the ordinary system with its statutory expense percentages and a full annual return.
Worked example
| Annual revenue (CZK) | 900000 |
|---|---|
| Flat payment / month ✓ | 9984 |
| Flat payment / year ✓ | 119808 |
| Net income / year ✓ | 780192 |
Every row is computed by the engine from the inputs above. Rows marked ✓ are additionally pinned by a published self-test vector.
Frequently asked questions
How much net income from 900,000 CZK revenue in Czechia?
That sits in the first band, so the payment is the band-1 monthly amount — about 9,984 CZK a month, or 119,808 CZK a year — leaving roughly 780,192 CZK. Nothing else is owed: income tax and both insurances are inside that single payment.
Why does the payment not rise with my income?
Because paušální daň prices a band, not an amount. Inside a band the payment is fixed, so the effective rate falls as revenue rises — then jumps at the next band edge. That step is the regime working as designed, not an error.
Who cannot use paušální daň?
A VAT payer, anyone with employment income alongside the business, and anyone over 2,000,000 CZK of annual revenue. Leaving the regime means returning to the standard system, where statutory expense percentages apply and an annual return is due.
Sources
- Finanční správa — Paušální daň 2026: novinky, termíny a částky · checked 2026-08-22
- Pásma paušální daně 2026 — limity příjmů a měsíční částky (9 984 / 16 745 / 27 139 Kč) · checked 2026-08-22
Estimate. Not tax advice. The rates in this calculator are illustrative: they reproduce the shape of the charge through 3 self-test cases, but they are not the official schedule, so the amount shown will not match your bill. Use the official source above for that.
Check the arithmetic yourself: how this calculator is verified — the formula behind every derived value, the 3 test cases the engine reproduces, and what the badge does and does not claim. Also available as machine-readable JSON.
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