Calculate PAYE, NSSF, LST & Net Pay — 2025/2026
LST is deducted only in July, August, September and October
| Gross Salary | UGX 150,000 |
| Chargeable Income | UGX 150,000 |
| − PAYE Tax | -UGX 0 |
| − NSSF (Employee) | -UGX 7,500 |
| Net Pay | UGX 142,500 |
| + NSSF (Employer) | +UGX 15,000 |
| Employer Total Cost | UGX 165,000 |
Our comprehensive Uganda salary calculator is designed to help both employees and employers accurately determine net pay after essential deductions like PAYE tax, NSSF contributions, and Local Service Tax (LST). This tool is especially useful for those in major cities such as Kampala, Entebbe, Jinja, and Mbarara, ensuring that all calculations are based on the latest tax rates and regulations provided by the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA).
In Uganda, taxable income begins above UGX 235,000 per month, with progressive tax rates applied thereafter. The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) requires a 5% employee contribution and a 10% employer contribution, with no upper limit on salaries. Local Service Tax is deducted over four specific months: July, August, September, and October.
What is PAYE in Uganda?
PAYE (Pay As You Earn) is a tax deducted from your salary, with rates varying based on income level.
How do NSSF contributions work?
NSSF contributions involve a 5% deduction from your salary, plus a 10% contribution from your employer.
What is Local Service Tax (LST)?
LST is a tax deducted during specific months (July-October) and varies by income bracket.
Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimates based on current Uganda tax rates and regulations. For official tax advice, please consult with the Uganda Revenue Authority or a qualified tax professional. Tax rates and regulations may change, and individual circumstances may affect actual calculations.