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13th Salary Calculator

Calculate your Brazilian 13th salary (a mandatory year-end bonus) already with the correct deductions. Enter the gross salary, months worked, dependents and installment.

Brazil-specific tool. This tool uses Brazilian rules and standards (such as Pix, CPF/CNPJ, INSS/income tax or SAC/PRICE tables).

Responsible use

How to verify the result

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Practical check

Enter salary, months worked and deductions; review gross pay, social contributions, tax when applicable and advances separately.

What this tool does not replace

This is an educational estimate based on your inputs. It does not automatically include every contract rule, tax, fee or legal change; confirm financial decisions with official documents and sources.

Data handling

Primary content is processed in your browser and is not sent to the UseHubTools server. Local data may remain in browser storage until you clear it.

Content reviewed on August 11, 2026.

How the 13th salary is paid

The 1st installment (by Nov 30) is a 50% advance with no deductions. The 2nd installment (by Dec 20) pays the rest, applying INSS and income-tax deductions over the full amount.

Proportionality and deductions

A full year earns the full 13th; fewer months earn it proportionally (1/12 per month). Deductions follow the current INSS and income tax tables.

How to use

Enter the gross salary, the number of months worked in the year, the number of dependents and which installment to calculate (1st, 2nd or full). The calculator applies the proportionality and the INSS and income-tax deductions and shows the net amount you will receive.

Frequently asked questions

Are the values exact?

It is a close estimate using current INSS and income-tax tables; small differences may apply.

Does it consider dependents?

Yes. Each dependent reduces the income-tax base by the legal deduction.

Mid-year hires?

Yes — just enter the months actually worked.

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