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Net salary in Chile: the IUSC

Chile: 8 income tax brackets from 0% to 40% in 2026. The EXPATRIATION.IO calculator turns gross salary into net take-home pay using the official scale and employee social contributions.

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Net annual salary
41,200 CLP
Net monthly salary
3,433 CLP
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Effective tax rate
17.6%
Marginal rate
0.0%
Income tax
0 CLP
Social contributions
8,800 CLP
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UTM and UF re-index monthly: figures are a July 2026 snapshot annualized, so a full calendar year differs slightly. The AFP commission (0.46% to 1.45% depending on the fund, on top of the 10%) is not modelled, nor are Isapre health plans above the 7% Fonasa baseline. The employee cesantia contribution stops after 11 years in the same employment. The 2025 pension reform adds employer-side contributions only. Confirm with the SII and your AFP.

Tax breakdown by bracket

BracketRateAmountTax
0 CLP11,607,138 CLP0.0%41,200 CLP0 CLP
Income tax0 CLP

Social contributions breakdown

AFP (pension, 10%)5,000 CLP
Health (Fonasa, 7%)3,500 CLP
Unemployment insurance (0.6%)300 CLP
Social contributions8,800 CLP
Gross annual salary50,000 CLP
Income tax0 CLP
Social contributions8,800 CLP
Total deductions8,800 CLP
Net annual salary41,200 CLP
Net monthly salary3,433 CLP

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This is an estimate for informational purposes. Actual taxes vary based on individual circumstances. Verify with local tax authorities for accurate calculations.

🇨🇱 Chile

Chile taxes salaries through the Impuesto Unico de Segunda Categoria (IUSC), a monthly progressive scale indexed in UTM (DL 824, arts. 42-43), withheld by the employer. This page annualizes the official SII July 2026 table (UTM 71,649 CLP), from 0% up to 13.5 UTM to 40% above 310 UTM. The base is gross pay minus employee contributions: AFP pension 10% and health 7% (Fonasa baseline), both capped at 90 UF per month, and unemployment insurance 0.6% on indefinite contracts, capped at 135.2 UF (2026 caps, Superintendencia de Pensiones; UF of 25 July 2026). Foreigners taking up residence are taxed on Chilean-source income only during their first three years (art. 3 LIR).

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Tax system in Chile

Chile taxes salaries through the Impuesto Unico de Segunda Categoria (IUSC), a monthly scale indexed in UTM, from 0% up to 13.5 UTM to 40% above 310 UTM, withheld by the employer. The base is gross pay minus employee contributions: AFP pension 10% and health 7%, capped at 90 UF per month, plus 0.6% unemployment insurance. Foreigners taking up residence are taxed on Chilean-source income only for their first three years. Santiago concentrates finance, services and regional headquarters; mining dominates the north and a large share of expatriate packages.

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Source: sii.cl · Tax year 2026 · Last updated July 2026