Calculate your Cambodia salary tax based on progressive brackets. See tax owed, net pay, and effective rate.
Calculate Cambodia salary tax (monthly withholding tax on employment income). Enter your monthly gross salary to see the tax owed based on Cambodia's progressive tax brackets, your net take-home pay, and the effective tax rate.
Enter your monthly gross salary in Cambodian Riel (KHR). The calculator applies Cambodia's progressive tax brackets: 0% up to 1,300,000 KHR, 5% from 1,300,001 to 2,000,000 KHR, 10% from 2,000,001 to 8,500,000 KHR, 15% from 8,500,001 to 12,500,000 KHR, and 20% above 12,500,000 KHR. It computes the tax for each bracket, sums the total, and subtracts it from your gross salary to show your net pay. All calculations happen in your browser.
Cambodia uses progressive monthly tax brackets on employment income: 0% for income up to 1,300,000 KHR, 5% for 1,300,001–2,000,000 KHR, 10% for 2,000,001–8,500,000 KHR, 15% for 8,500,001–12,500,000 KHR, and 20% for income above 12,500,000 KHR.
Salary tax is the monthly withholding tax on employment income, which is a component of Cambodia's overall income tax system. Employers are required to withhold this tax from employees' salaries and remit it to the General Department of Taxation each month.
Yes. Certain allowances and benefits may be exempt from salary tax, such as mandatory contributions to the National Social Security Fund (NSSF). Fringe benefits provided in kind are also taxed separately at a flat 20% rate. Consult the GDT guidelines for the current list of exempt items.
No. Cambodia's salary tax system does not currently offer dependent-based deductions similar to those in some other countries. This calculator applies the standard progressive brackets to your gross salary only.
