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In this video, I explain how to calculate your net salary in Germany using a Brutto–Netto calculator.

Brutto is your gross salary before taxes and deductions. Netto is the amount you actually receive in your bank account. Using a Brutto–Netto calculator helps you estimate your take-home pay based on tax class and mandatory social contributions in Germany.

Social security contributions
The social security contributions are paid 50% by the employee and 50% by the employer.

SV (Sozialversicherung) – Social security insurances
KV-Beitrag (Krankenversicherung) – Contribution to statutory health insurance (16,44% - 19% depending on your health insurance fund – TK example)
PV-Beitrag (Pflegeversicherung) – Contribution to long-term care insurance (3,6-4,2%)
RV-Beitrag (Rentenversicherung) – Contribution to pension insurance (18,6%)
AV-Beitrag (Arbeitlosenverischerung) – Contribution to unemployment insurance (2,6%)
Zusatzbeitrag – Additional contribution
SV-rechtliche Abzüge – Sum of all social security reductions, usually 50%
SV-AG-Anteil (Sozialversicherung Arbeitgeber Anteil) – Sum of all social security contributions paid by the employer, usually 50%

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