Salary Increase Simulator | Estimate Your Income

Estimate your salary after a raise in just a few clicks and over several years!

Want to know how much you’ll earn after a raise? 📈 Our salary increase simulator lets you anticipate how your income will change over several years. Just enter:

• ✅ Your current salary (gross)
• ✅ The number of years over which you plan to project your growth
• ✅ The average annual increase rate

In just a few seconds, get a detailed projection of your net salary and estimate your future purchasing power. Ideal for preparing for a salary negotiation, a job change, or simply adjusting your financial planning.

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Are you considering a salary increase and want to know how much you will actually earn after deductions and contributions? Use our gross-to-net salary calculator to get an accurate estimate of your remuneration after the increase, taking into account the specific tax and social security rules in France.

Why use a gross-to-net salary increase simulator?

The difference between gross and net salary depends on several factors:

• ✅ Social security contributions (social security, pension, unemployment, etc.)
• ✅ Pay-as-you-earn tax, which varies depending on your tax situation
• ✅ Specific schemes (executives, apprentices, civil servants, etc.)

With our tool, you can anticipate the impact of a raise on your net salary and better negotiate your compensation.

How does our gross-to-net simulator work?

• 1️⃣ Enter your current gross salary
• 2️⃣ Add the desired percentage increase
• 3️⃣ Select your professional status (executive, non-executive, apprentice, etc.)
• 4️⃣ Instantly get your estimated net salary after the increase

Why optimize your salary with our simulator?

• 💡 Plan for the tax impact of your raise by factoring in payroll deductions
• 💡 Compare different scenarios and negotiate more effectively
• 💡 Manage your budget and projects with accurate estimates

Salaire brut en net : ce qu’il faut savoir

In France, the difference between gross and net salary varies depending on social security contributions and the employee's status. For example:

• 🔹 An employee in the private sector has approximately 22-25% deducted from their gross salary.
• 🔹 An executive has a higher contribution rate.
• 🔹 An apprentice or work-study student benefits from partial exemptions.

📌 Good to know: Would you like to better understand taxation and the impact on your remuneration? Check out our dedicated articles:

• 👉 Pay-as-you-earn tax: how does it work?
• 👉 Apprentices: how to calculate your net salary?
• 👉 Retirement Savings Plan (PER): a good way to optimize your income?
• 👉 Mutual termination agreement: what compensation are you entitled to when you leave?

FAQ - Your questions about gross salary in net terms

❓ Why is my net salary lower than my gross salary?
Gross salary includes social security contributions, which finance social protection in France. These deductions are mandatory and vary depending on your status.

❓ Is withholding tax taken into account in the gross-net calculation?
Yes, the simulator can incorporate your withholding tax rate to accurately estimate your net salary after tax.

❓ How can I optimize my net salary after a raise?
You can request a raise in the form of tax-exempt bonuses, benefits in kind, or a contribution to a PER (retirement savings plan) to optimize your net income.

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