Belgium & France

Gross-to-net salary, taxes, notice periods, holiday pay, notary fees, indexation, unemployment: calculations specific to Belgium and France, using the latest known scales.

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Belgium gross to net salaryEstimate your monthly take-home pay as an employee in Belgium from your gross salary (2026 scale).Open →
France gross to net salaryConvert French gross pay to net, before and after income tax withholding, by job status.Open →
Belgium property registration feesWhat buying a home costs in taxes and fees in Wallonia, Brussels or Flanders.Open →
France notary feesEstimate French notary fees for buying an existing or a new-build property.Open →
Belgium rent indexationCalculate the indexed rent with the health index, as allowed by a Belgian lease.Open →
Legal severance pay (France)The legal minimum an employer must pay on dismissal (except gross misconduct), based on length of service.Open →
Notice period (Belgium)The legal notice in weeks when you're dismissed or resign, based on length of service (single status).Open →
Income tax (France)An estimate of your income tax with the progressive scale and family quotient.Open →
Personal income tax (Belgium)An estimate of federal and municipal tax on your net taxable income.Open →
Unemployment benefit ARE (France)An estimate of your daily and monthly benefit based on your previous salary.Open →
Holiday pay (Belgium, white-collar)The double holiday pay you'll receive, based on your salary and months worked last year.Open →
Mileage allowance scale (France)Your deductible car expenses based on distance driven and fiscal horsepower.Open →
Paid leave pay (France)Compare the 1/10 rule and salary maintenance: the more favourable one applies.Open →
Childcare and home help tax credit (France)What the state gives back on daycare, nanny, cleaning or gardening costs.Open →
Commuting allowance (Belgium)Bike allowance, public transport refund or car mileage: what you get per year.Open →
Meal vouchers (Belgium and France)What your meal vouchers are worth per month and per year, employer and employee share.Open →
Property capital gains tax (France)The tax on the gain when selling a property that isn't your main home, with holding-period allowances.Open →
Micro-entrepreneur contributions (France)Your social contributions and what's left of your micro-business revenue.Open →
Salary indexation (Belgium)Your new gross salary after your joint committee's automatic indexation.Open →
Tenant notice period (Belgium/France)How much notice to give your landlord, when the lease ends and any compensation owed.Open →
Statutory leave days (Belgium)How many days off you get this year based on months worked last year and your schedule.Open →