Salary Calculator Philippines

Divide your monthly salary by the number of working days you want to use for the conversion (for example, 22). This calculator lets you set that number yourself, since different employers use different day counts.

Divide your daily rate by your working hours per day — commonly 8, based on the Labor Code's normal hours of work. You can adjust this if your actual schedule differs.

It depends on your employment arrangement. Monthly-paid employees (paid for every day of the month, including rest days and holidays) commonly use a factor around 365 ÷ 12 (about 30.4) or a negotiated 30, while daily-paid employees (paid only for days actually worked) commonly use factors like 261 or 313 depending on their workweek. There isn't one universal number — check your payslip, employment contract, or company policy, or ask your HR department.

No. This tool converts between salary formats before deductions. It doesn't account for SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG, withholding tax, or other deductions.

No. This calculator estimates your base monthly, daily, and hourly rates only — it doesn't compute overtime premiums.

No. Those are statutory deductions and are not part of this calculator.

This tool is meant for quick estimates and personal reference, not as a payroll system. Payroll computations should follow your employer's official policies and applicable government rules.