What is the income tax rate in Russia in 2025?

Russia applies a flat personal income tax rate of 13% in 2025. This is a genuine flat rate — the same percentage applies regardless of income level, unlike progressive systems with multiple brackets.

How do I calculate income tax in Russia?

Multiply your gross income by 0.13 (13%). For example, a gross salary of ₽ 1000 results in ₽ 130.00 in income tax and a net take-home of ₽ 870.00. Note that social contributions are not included.

Does the 13% flat tax include social security contributions?

No. The 13% rate covers personal income tax only. Russia levies social security, health insurance, and other contributions separately on top of this. Your actual net pay will be lower than this calculator shows.

Is my data sent anywhere when I use this calculator?

No. All income tax calculations run entirely in your browser using JavaScript. No salary figures, inputs, or personal data are ever transmitted to any server.

Russia Income Tax Calculator 2025 — 13% Flat Rate

Russia Flat Income Tax Calculator 2025

Russia applies a 13% flat personal income tax rate on employment income as of 2025. Unlike progressive tax systems with multiple brackets, a flat rate means the same percentage applies to all taxable income regardless of amount.

Enter your gross salary (monthly or annual) to instantly calculate your income tax and net take-home pay. Switch between monthly and annual views using the toggle. The calculator applies the flat tax rate only — social security, health insurance, and other contributions are not included and will reduce actual take-home pay further.

Disclaimer (2025): This is a flat-rate income tax calculator only. Russia’s standard personal income tax (NDFL) rate is 13% for residents on income up to 5 million RUB annually; 15% applies above that. This calculator uses the 13% standard rate. Non-residents pay 30%. Verify with the Federal Tax Service (FTS). This tool is for informational purposes and is not tax or financial advice. Always verify current rates and rules with Federal Tax Service (FTS).