🇺🇬 Uganda

Net salary in Uganda

Uganda: 5 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
4,479,000 USh
Net monthly salary
373,250 USh
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Effective tax rate
8.6%
Marginal rate
20.0%
Income tax
176,000 USh
Social contributions
245,000 USh
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Tax breakdown by bracket

BracketRateAmountTax
0 USh4,020,000 USh0.0%4,020,000 USh0 USh
4,020,000 USh4,920,000 USh20.0%880,000 USh176,000 USh
Income tax176,000 USh
20.0%

Social contributions breakdown

NSSF 245,000 USh
Social contributions 245,000 USh
Gross annual salary 4,900,000 USh
Income tax 176,000 USh
Social contributions 245,000 USh
Total deductions 421,000 USh
Net annual salary 4,479,000 USh
Net monthly salary 373,250 USh

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Last updated: August 2026

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

🇺🇬 Uganda

Uganda taxes employment income through PAYE (Pay As You Earn), a four-band monthly scale from 0% to 30% with an additional 10% on the portion above 10,000,000 UGX per month, giving a 40% top marginal rate (Uganda Revenue Authority, Income Tax Act Cap 340, Third Schedule), shown here annualised. The first 235,000 UGX per month is tax-free. PAYE applies to gross chargeable employment income with no standard deduction. The mandatory employee contribution is NSSF at 5% (uncapped), which is withheld but not deducted from the tax base. The Local Service Tax, a small local-government levy capped at 100,000 UGX per year, is not modelled.

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The PAYE schedule (Income Tax Act Cap 340, Third Schedule) is applied to the entered gross as chargeable employment income. The employee NSSF contribution (5%, uncapped) is shown but not deducted from the PAYE base, as Uganda taxes gross employment income. The additional 10% on the portion above 10,000,000 UGX per month, giving a 40% top marginal rate, is modelled. The Local Service Tax, a local-government levy on annual income bands and capped at 100,000 UGX per year, is not modelled, and tax-exempt allowances are not separated out. For your situation, confirm with the URA.

Tax system in Uganda

Uganda taxes employment income through PAYE (Pay As You Earn), a four-band monthly scale from 0% to 30% with an additional 10% on the portion above 10,000,000 UGX per month, giving a 40% top marginal rate (Uganda Revenue Authority, Income Tax Act Cap 340), shown here annualised. The first 235,000 UGX per month is tax-free and PAYE applies to gross chargeable pay with no standard deduction. The mandatory employee contribution is NSSF at 5% of gross (uncapped), which is withheld but does not reduce the tax base. The Local Service Tax, a small local-government levy capped at 100,000 UGX per year, is not modelled. Kampala is Uganda's capital and the main base for expatriate professionals in the region.

Income tax scale 2026

Taxable incomeRate
0 USh – 4,020,000 USh0%
4,020,000 USh – 4,920,000 USh20%
4,920,000 USh – 5,820,000 USh25%
5,820,000 USh – 120,000,000 USh30%
120,000,000 USh and above40%

Employee social contributions

ContributionRateAnnual cap
NSSF5%No cap

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Source: ura.go.ug · Tax year 2026 · Last updated August 2026