All-in-One Financial Calculators
Instantly convert your income between hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly.
Compute Philippine taxes, SSS, PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG contributions accurately.
Ideal for employees, freelancers, contractors, and remote professionals.
Why Use Our Tools?
Accurate, user-friendly, and free tools designed to simplify financial management for freelancers.
Accurate Calculations
Official tax and contribution tables for precise results.
Easy to Use
Intuitive interface designed for quick and simple calculations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Learn how to use our tools effectively to manage your income, taxes, and contributions in the Philippines.
Step 1: Open the Income Converter tool.
Step 2: Enter your current salary amount in PHP.
Step 3: Select the income type of your input (e.g., monthly).
Step 4: Click "Convert & Breakdown" to see your salary converted across all periods.
Tip: Use this for budgeting, negotiating freelance rates, or comparing jobs in the Philippines.
Example: Monthly ₱50,000 → Annual ₱600,000, Weekly ₱11,538, Daily ₱2,308, Hourly ₱288.
Step 2: Enter your current salary amount in PHP.
Step 3: Select the income type of your input (e.g., monthly).
Step 4: Click "Convert & Breakdown" to see your salary converted across all periods.
Tip: Use this for budgeting, negotiating freelance rates, or comparing jobs in the Philippines.
Example: Monthly ₱50,000 → Annual ₱600,000, Weekly ₱11,538, Daily ₱2,308, Hourly ₱288.
Gross Income: Your total earnings before any deductions such as taxes, SSS, PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG contributions.
Net Income (Take-Home Pay): The actual amount you receive after all mandatory deductions.
Tip: Use the Take-Home Pay Calculator to see your precise take-home pay in the Philippines.
Net Income (Take-Home Pay): The actual amount you receive after all mandatory deductions.
Tip: Use the Take-Home Pay Calculator to see your precise take-home pay in the Philippines.
Use our PH Tax Calculator and SSS / PhilHealth / Pag-IBIG Calculator:
1. Enter your gross income in PHP.
2. Select the applicable tax mode (Graduated or 8% Flat Rate).
3. Input deductible expenses if any.
4. The tools automatically compute Income Tax, SSS, PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG contributions.
5. Use the Take-Home Pay Calculator to see your final net income after all deductions.
Tip: Always verify with the latest official tables for accurate calculations.
1. Enter your gross income in PHP.
2. Select the applicable tax mode (Graduated or 8% Flat Rate).
3. Input deductible expenses if any.
4. The tools automatically compute Income Tax, SSS, PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG contributions.
5. Use the Take-Home Pay Calculator to see your final net income after all deductions.
Tip: Always verify with the latest official tables for accurate calculations.
Yes! All our tools, including Income Converter, PH Tax Calculator, SSS / PhilHealth / Pag-IBIG Calculator, and Take-Home Pay Calculator, are completely free. No registration, no hidden fees, and unlimited use.
Absolutely! Freelancers and contractors in the Philippines can:
- Estimate take-home pay after mandatory contributions.
- Convert hourly or project rates to monthly or annual income.
- Calculate taxes and deductions to plan for quarterly or annual tax filings.
Tip: Combine Income Converter with Take-Home Pay Calculator to plan finances effectively.
- Estimate take-home pay after mandatory contributions.
- Convert hourly or project rates to monthly or annual income.
- Calculate taxes and deductions to plan for quarterly or annual tax filings.
Tip: Combine Income Converter with Take-Home Pay Calculator to plan finances effectively.
Our calculators provide estimates based on official BIR, SSS, PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG formulas.
However, rates may change annually. Always verify with the latest official tables for final calculations, especially for tax filings in the Philippines.
However, rates may change annually. Always verify with the latest official tables for final calculations, especially for tax filings in the Philippines.