🇲🇻 Maldives Inland Revenue Authority (MIRA) & MRPS
Maldives Salary, Income Tax & MRPS Calculator
Calculate individual progressive income tax (0%, 5.5%, 8%, 12%, 15%), 7% statutory pension contribution, and net monthly take-home pay in Maldivian Rufiyaa (MVR).
⚡ Monthly Compensation Presets
Salary & Earnings Inputs
7% MRPS pension applies strictly to pensionable basic wage.
Net Monthly Take-Home Pay
MVR 79,325.00
Total Deductions: MVR 5,675.00
Statutory Deduction Breakdown
| Gross Monthly Earnings | MVR 85,000.00 |
| MRPS Employee Pension (7%) | MVR 4,550.00 |
| Taxable Income Base | MVR 80,450.00 |
| Personal Income Tax (MIRA) | MVR 1,124.75 |
| Net Salary Deposited | MVR 79,325.25 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the individual income tax brackets in the Maldives? ▼
Under the Income Tax Act (Act No. 25/2019), monthly progressive rates are: 0 - MVR 60,000 at 0%; MVR 60,001 - MVR 100,000 at 5.5%; MVR 100,001 - MVR 150,000 at 8%; MVR 150,001 - MVR 200,000 at 12%; and above MVR 200,000 at 15%.
Are allowances included in taxable income in Maldives? ▼
Yes, taxable employment income includes basic salary, living allowances, overtime pay, bonuses, and gratuities, subject to allowable statutory deductions.
Is employee MRPS pension contribution deductible from income tax? ▼
Yes, mandatory employee contributions of 7% to the Maldives Retirement Pension Scheme (MRPS) are tax-exempt and deducted from assessable gross income prior to calculating income tax.
How does employer withholding tax (withholding at source) work? ▼
Employers are required by MIRA to withhold employee income tax at source each pay period and remit it monthly alongside MIRA withholding statements.
Do foreign expatriate workers pay personal income tax in Maldives? ▼
Yes, all individuals earning Maldivian-sourced employment income above the statutory thresholds are subject to progressive individual income tax irrespective of nationality or residency.