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Malaysia Salary & Payroll Calculators

Nine free calculators for Malaysian employees, employers and HR teams. Every tool uses the 2026 KWSP, PERKESO and LHDN figures, including the LINDUNG 24 Jam (SKBBK) contribution introduced on 1 June 2026.

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Salary Calculator Malaysia

Enter your gross monthly salary and see exactly what reaches your bank account, after EPF, SOCSO, LINDUNG 24 Jam, EIS and PCB. It also shows what your employer pays on top, so you can see the full cost of your role.

Every statutory deduction EPF, SOCSO, SKBBK, EIS and PCB in one view
Employer cost included See the true cost to company, not just gross
Monthly or annual Switch between views without re-entering anything

Contributions and Payroll

What comes out of pay, and what an employee costs to employ.

Tax Planning

Estimate what LHDN takes, monthly and annually.

When Your Pay Changes

Model a raise or a month with unpaid days.

Which Calculator Do I Need?

Most people arrive with a specific question rather than a tool in mind. Find yours below.

What you want to know Use this
I want to know what actually lands in my account Salary Calculator →
I am comparing two job offers on net pay Salary Calculator →
My PERKESO deduction went up and I want to know why SOCSO Calculator →
I want to see how much EPF I will have at 55 EPF Calculator →
I am budgeting what a new hire really costs Payroll Calculator →
I want to check the tax line on my payslip PCB Tax Calculator →
I am estimating my tax bill before filing Income Tax Calculator →
My bonus is coming and I want the net figure Bonus Tax Calculator →
I am negotiating a raise Salary Increment Calculator →
I am taking unpaid leave and need the deduction Unpaid Leave Calculator →

How Malaysian Payroll Actually Works

There are nine calculators because a Malaysian payslip is built in stages, and most questions are really about one stage. This is the order it runs in.

Gross salary

Everything starts here: your contractual monthly pay before anything is taken out. This is the number in your offer letter, and the only figure you need to enter to get a full breakdown.

Statutory contributions come out

EPF, SOCSO, LINDUNG 24 Jam and EIS are deducted first, each on its own rules. EPF is a straight percentage with no ceiling; the PERKESO schemes follow fixed contribution bands and stop rising above RM6,000. Your employer pays a separate share on top of your salary at the same time.

Chargeable income is worked out

Annual gross, minus your reliefs. EPF contributions are themselves a relief, capped at RM4,000, which is why your retirement savings reduce your tax bill as well as your take-home pay.

PCB is deducted monthly

LHDN tax is spread across the year as a monthly deduction rather than a year-end bill. Because it is calculated on annualised income, a bonus month pushes you temporarily into a higher band and the deduction spikes.

What is left is your net pay

Gross, minus every deduction above. The salary calculator runs all four steps at once, which is why it is the right starting point for most people.

Employers work from the same starting figure but in the opposite direction: gross salary plus employer EPF, SOCSO and EIS gives the true cost of a hire, which is what the payroll calculator is built around.

About These Calculators

Where do the rates come from?

Published KWSP, PERKESO and LHDN figures only, never other calculator sites. SOCSO and SKBBK amounts are read straight from the gazetted PERKESO contribution schedule rather than calculated from a percentage, because the official table does not follow the headline rates exactly in every band.

Is anything I type stored?

No. Every calculation runs in your browser. Your salary never reaches our servers, is never logged, and is never shared with any advertising or analytics provider. No account is needed for any tool.

How current are the figures?

They include the LINDUNG 24 Jam (SKBBK) contribution that took effect on 1 June 2026, which many payroll tools have not yet added. We review rates whenever a change is announced, and at minimum each January and after the national budget.

Why might these differ from my payslip?

These are close planning estimates, not a payroll run. PCB in particular depends on your year-to-date income and prior deductions, which we cannot see. Our methodology page lists every point where an official payroll can legitimately differ.