UAE Pay Slip & Salary Breakdown Calculator

In the UAE, salary is usually quoted as a monthly total package that may include base salary plus allowances such as housing, transport and other benefits. Employers pay salary monthly in arrears, and there is generally no personal income tax on normal employment income. This calculator helps present that monthly package as a full salary breakdown covering monthly, annual, weekly, daily and hourly values.

A common approach is to start from your monthly salary, divide it by the number of working days in the month to get a daily rate and then divide that daily rate by your working hours per day to get an hourly rate. This tool automates that calculation for you using the working days and hours you enter.

The UAE does not currently apply personal income tax on standard employment income. Employees typically receive their full agreed salary package without income tax deductions, although other costs such as housing, schooling or private healthcare are usually paid separately by the employee or employer.

Many UAE employment packages include a basic salary plus allowances such as housing, transport, mobile phone, utilities or other benefits. Some contracts show these items explicitly, while others provide a single blended monthly amount. This calculator lets you enter key allowances separately to see how they contribute to your total package.

Converting your monthly package into an hourly rate helps when comparing job offers, reviewing overtime, assessing part-time or freelance work and benchmarking your rate against roles in other countries. An hourly figure can make it easier to compare opportunities that have different working hours or schedules.