Net Salary Calculator
Estimate your monthly take-home pay in Mauritius after PAYE income tax, CSG and NSF contributions for the 2026/27 income year.
Your take-home pay in Mauritius is your gross salary less PAYE income tax, CSG (1.5% of basic salary up to Rs 50,000 a month, 3% above) and NSF (1% of basic salary up to a monthly ceiling). The calculator uses the 2026/27 tax bands.
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Rates and assumptions (2026/27)
- PAYE: income tax bands from 1 July 2026: 0% up to Rs 500,000 a year, 10% to Rs 1,000,000, 20% to Rs 12,000,000 and 35% above. Yearly income = 12 months of salary and allowances, plus one month's basic salary as end-of-year bonus if ticked. The year's tax is spread in proportion to each payment.
- CSG (employee): 1.5% of basic salary if it is Rs 50,000 a month or less, 3% above that. The employer pays 3% or 6%.
- NSF (employee): 1% of basic salary, up to a monthly ceiling that is indexed every July (Rs 28,570 is used by default; change it under Advanced if your payslip shows a different ceiling). The employer pays 2.5%.
- Private-sector employee rules. Public-sector pension schemes, PRGF and the HRDC training levy are not included. Your employer's payslip uses the MRA's cumulative PAYE method, so month-to-month figures can differ slightly.
Frequently asked questions
How much CSG is deducted from my salary?
Employees pay 1.5% of basic salary if it is Rs 50,000 a month or less, and 3% above that. The employer pays 3% or 6%.
How much NSF is deducted from my salary?
Employees pay 1% of basic salary up to a monthly ceiling that is indexed every July. The employer pays 2.5%.
Which income tax rates apply in 2026/27?
0% on the first Rs 500,000 a year, 10% up to Rs 1,000,000, 20% up to Rs 12,000,000 and 35% above.
Why is my payslip slightly different?
Employers use the MRA's cumulative PAYE method, which spreads the tax over the year, so month-to-month figures can differ slightly from this estimate.