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El Salvador rules · Sources verified on 14 August 2026
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Permanent services and a domiciled individual

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The $1,600 fixed deduction applies to employees with annual amounts of $9,100 or less.

Monthly
Estimated take-home pay$764.30Applied band: 2 · 10%
Income-tax withholding$43.45
Pension contribution$65.25
ISSS contribution$27.00
Table tax base$807.75
Taxable remuneration before fixed deduction$807.75Prorated tax deduction$0.00Reduces the income-tax base; it is not taken from pay.=Table tax base$807.75
Renta obtenida for the year, for the $9,100 limit$10,017.00annualised from the period
DECRETO EJECUTIVO 10/2025

Official table for monthly

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FromTo%Excess overFixed amount
$0.01$550.00No withholding
$550.01$895.2410%$550.00$17.67
$895.25$2,038.1020%$895.24$60.00
$2,038.11And above30%$2,038.10$288.57
June and December recalculation tables

In June and December, employers recalculate using cumulative taxable remuneration and subtract prior withholding. These are the two tables that recalculation uses.

June · January-June cumulative

FromTo%Excess overFixed amount
$0.01$3,300.00No withholding
$3,300.01$5,371.4410%$3,300.00$106.20
$5,371.45$12,228.6020%$5,371.44$360.00
$12,228.61And above30%$12,228.60$1,731.42

December · annual cumulative

FromTo%Excess overFixed amount
$0.01$6,600.00No withholding
$6,600.01$10,742.8610%$6,600.00$212.12
$10,742.87$24,457.1420%$10,742.86$720.00
$24,457.15And above30%$24,457.14$3,462.86
Why does another calculator give me a different result?

Until April 2025, literal e) of Decree 95/2015 said the tables already "contain" the $1,600 deduction, so there was nothing to subtract separately and withholding began at a gross of $612.82. Decree 10/2025 reversed it: its literal e) is headed "Deductions not incorporated" and states that the band II figures do not contain it, "therefore, for the purposes of applying the respective withholding they must be considered in the corresponding calculation". With that deduction, someone earning up to $758.33 a month withholds nothing — which is the right answer, because their $9,100 a year, less contributions and less the $1,600, falls under the $6,600 exempt under article 37, so their annual return settles at zero. A calculator that skips it withholds roughly $306 a year they would then have to claim back. Many payrolls in the country still follow the older rule, so the deduction you actually see may well be the other one.