Slovak calculators in English
Free calculators for living and working in Slovakia: net salary, levies of employees and the self-employed, and mortgages, worked out under current Slovak rules, each with a breakdown of how the result came about and links to the law. No ads, no sign-up.
Slovak net salary calculatorTake-home pay from a gross salary in Slovakia (and back): social and health insurance, income tax advance, the non-taxable allowance and the child tax bonus.Self-employed levies and tax (SZČO)What a sole trader in Slovakia keeps: social and health insurance, flat-rate expenses, income tax and a comparison with an employee.Employer cost of an employeeWhat an employee in Slovakia costs the employer: gross salary plus employer levies, the employee’s net salary and the highest gross salary for a budget.Slovak mortgage calculatorMonthly mortgage payment in Slovakia, total interest, the loan-to-value limit and a year-by-year repayment schedule.
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These calculators open in Slovak; the English description tells you what each one does.
Work agreements and student jobsNet pay from a work agreement (dohoda): student jobs, pensioners, DoVP and DoPČ, the €200 levy exemption, tax and the employer’s cost.In Slovak: Dohody a brigáda študenta 2026 ›Tax return and annual tax settlementAn employee’s income tax refund or tax to pay for the year: tax-free allowance, child tax bonus, spouse, third pillar and the 2 % donation.In Slovak: Daňové priznanie 2025 a ročné zúčtovanie ›Severance and retirement paySeverance (odstupné) and retirement pay (odchodné) under the Labour Code: multiples of average earnings by length of employment and reason, and the net amount.In Slovak: Odstupné a odchodné 2026 ›Minimum wageThe monthly and hourly minimum wage, the minimum wage claims for the six work difficulty levels, and a check of your wage, also part-time.In Slovak: Minimálna mzda 2026 ›Working days and public holidaysWorking days between two dates, working hours in a month, Slovak public holidays and long weekends.In Slovak: Pracovné dni a sviatky ›How much can I borrowThe largest mortgage under the National Bank of Slovakia limits: DSTI with an interest-rate stress test, DTI and LTV.In Slovak: Koľko si môžem požičať na hypotéku ›Loan and APRMonthly payment of a consumer loan, the total you pay back and the APR (RPMN) including fees.In Slovak: Kalkulačka pôžičky a RPMN ›SavingsHow much regular deposits grow to: compound interest, the 19 % tax on account interest, inflation, and an account compared with investing.In Slovak: Kalkulačka sporenia ›Late-payment interestStatutory interest on a late invoice or debt, under civil and commercial law, and the €40 flat fee.In Slovak: Úrok z omeškania ›Maternity benefitDaily and monthly maternity benefit (materské) from your wage, the maximum and how many weeks it lasts.In Slovak: Materské 2026 ›Sick paySick pay: the employer’s wage compensation for the first 14 days and sickness benefit (nemocenské) from the Social Insurance Agency, also for the self-employed.In Slovak: Nemocenské (PN) 2026 ›Care allowanceCare allowance (ošetrovné) while you look after a sick child or relative: the daily rate, how many days and the maximum.In Slovak: Ošetrovné (OČR) 2026 ›Unemployment benefitUnemployment benefit month by month: the share of your daily assessment base, the maximum and the conditions.In Slovak: Dávka v nezamestnanosti 2026 ›Parental allowanceParental allowance (rodičovský príspevok) after maternity benefit or without it, and the total a family gets per child each month.In Slovak: Rodičovský príspevok 2026 ›Child benefitChild benefit (prídavok na dieťa) for all your children per month and per year, the first-grader supplement and the maximum child tax bonus.In Slovak: Prídavok na dieťa 2026 ›PensionAn estimate of the old-age and early pension: the Social Insurance Agency formula, the second pillar, the minimum pension and indexation.In Slovak: Výpočet dôchodku 2026 ›Retirement ageWhen you retire: the retirement age by year of birth and the number of children raised, the exact date and early retirement.In Slovak: Dôchodkový vek ›Disability pensionDisability pension (invalidný dôchodok) for a reduced capacity to work over 40 % and over 70 %, indexation and the 13th pension.In Slovak: Invalidný dôchodok 2026 ›Widow’s and orphan’s pensionWidow’s, widower’s and orphan’s pension: 60 % and 40 % of the deceased’s pension, combined with your own pension, and how long it is paid.In Slovak: Vdovský a sirotský dôchodok 2026 ›VATPrice with and without VAT (DPH) at the 23 %, 19 % and 5 % rates.In Slovak: Kalkulačka DPH ›PercentagesX % of a number, what percentage one number is of another, percentage change, discounts and the original price.In Slovak: Percentá ›Rule of threeDirect and inverse proportion: works out the fourth value from three known ones, step by step.In Slovak: Trojčlenka ›
The results are estimates for orientation only, based on public data and current Slovak law. They may contain errors or miss your particular situation, and they are not legal, tax or financial advice. Check important figures with the authority or an adviser.