🇳🇬 Nigerian Labor & Payroll Standard

Nigeria Salary Take-Home Pay Calculator

Convert Gross Salary to Net Pay or reverse engineer Net to Gross with statutory pension (8%), National Housing Fund (2.5%), PAYE tax brackets, and employer Cost-to-Company (CTC).

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Offered monthly remuneration before statutory deductions.
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⚙️ Payroll Deductions Options
💵 Salary Breakdown & Take-Home
Net Monthly Take-Home Pay
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Annual Net: ₦0
Gross Monthly Salary ₦0
Basic Salary (Monthly) ₦0
Employee Pension (8%) -₦0
National Housing Fund (NHF 2.5%) -₦0
Consolidated Relief Allowance (CRA) ₦0
Monthly PAYE Income Tax -₦0
Total Monthly Deductions -₦0
Net Take-Home Percentage 0%
🏢 Employer Cost-to-Company (CTC) ₦0/mo
Employer Pension (10% on BHT) +₦0
NSITF (1% of Gross - ECA 2010) +₦0
Industrial Training Fund (ITF 1%) +₦0

💼 Understanding Salary Structure in Nigeria

Nigerian corporate compensation packages are commonly structured into the BHT formula:

  • Basic Salary (40% - 60%): Forms the base calculation for statutory contributions such as NHF (2.5%) and Gratuity.
  • Housing Allowance (20% - 30%): Taxable cash allowance, included with Basic and Transport for pension calculations.
  • Transport Allowance (10% - 20%): Part of the standard triad for PRA 2014 pension assessment.
  • Employer On-Costs (CTC): In addition to gross pay, employers must contribute 10% to employee pension accounts and 1% to the Nigerian Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF).

📊 Statutory Breakdown Matrix

Statutory Component Amount / Metric
Employee Pension Deduction (8%) --
Total Statutory Deductions (Tax + Pension + NHF) --
Net Pay Percentage of Gross --
Employer Pension Contribution (10%) --
Total Cost to Company (CTC) --
Net Take-Home Salary --
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