Free tool · Senegal
Senegal salary calculator
From net to gross or gross to net, starting from your collective agreement and your category. IPRES, CSS, IPM, income tax by shares, TRIMF: every payslip line is worked out and explained.
1What do you want to work out?
The agreed part above the category base salary. Leave empty if there is none.
2Your agreement and your category
The agreement is the one covering your company's main activity (Labour Code, art. 70). The category depends on the job held; it appears on the payslip. How to find your agreement and category
3Your situation
Family status
Dependent children
Years of service
Bonus of 2% of the base salary after two years, then 1% per year (CCNI, art. 52).
Work-accident rate, set by the CSS
Choose your agreement and category, or type a base salary.
Choose what to work out, your agreement and your category, then click Calculate.
Questions
What is the difference between base salary and sursalaire?
The base salary is the minimum the branch collective agreement sets for the category. The sursalaire is the agreed part above it. The seniority bonus is computed on the base salary only.
How are tax shares counted?
One share for a single person, one and a half for a married person, half a share per dependent child, half a share more when only one spouse has an income, 5 shares at most (General Tax Code, art. 174).
Does the calculator include overtime?
No: it simulates a full month without variable items. Overtime premiums are detailed in our payslip guide.
These calculations, every month, for the whole team.
Weplanify starts from the schedule and clock-ins, and computes Senegalese payroll line by line.