An employee or employer comparing a stated Georgian gross salary, take-home pay and employer cash cost.
Georgian Salary Calculator: Net and Gross
Convert between gross and net salary under Georgian payroll rules: 20% personal income tax and the 2% + 2% pension scheme.
Net salary (take-home)
GEL 0.00
Gross salaryGEL 0.00
Employee pension (2%)− GEL 0.00
Income tax 20% (after pension deduction)− GEL 0.00
Net salary (take-home)GEL 0.00
Employer pension (2%)+ GEL 0.00
Total employer costGEL 0.00
How is this calculated?
Your employer withholds 20% income tax. If you participate in the funded pension scheme, your 2% contribution is deducted first, income tax applies to the remainder, and the employer adds another 2% on top of gross. Net is what lands in your account.
Not tax advice. This calculator covers the standard payroll case: 20% personal income tax and the 2% + 2% funded pension scheme. Special regimes, benefits and individual circumstances are not reflected. It is for general information only and is not tax, legal or financial advice — confirm your case with the Revenue Service of Georgia (rs.ge) or a qualified accountant.
What this tool can—and cannot—tell you
Shows income tax and each employee/employer pension line separately. The participant model uses the verified 78.4% net share; that settled formula is not approximated or silently changed.
Use the breakdown to reconcile an offer or payslip line by line, not only to compare the large net number.
Pension participation, benefits, reimbursements, non-cash compensation and a person's wider tax position require case-specific confirmation.