Brazilian 13th Salary Calculator
Calculate your 13th salary (décimo terceiro) including INSS and IRRF deductions
Additional Information and Definitions
Monthly Base Salary
Your regular monthly salary before any deductions
Months Worked This Year
Number of months worked in the current year (maximum 12)
Total Variable Income This Year
Total variable income received this year (commissions, overtime, etc.)
INSS Rate
Your INSS contribution rate based on salary range
IRRF Rate
Your income tax (IRRF) rate based on salary range
Estimate Your 13th Salary Installments
Calculate both installments of your Brazilian 13th salary with proper tax deductions
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Understanding Brazilian 13th Salary Terms
Key terms to help you understand the 13th salary calculation in Brazil
13th Salary (Décimo Terceiro):
A mandatory year-end bonus in Brazil equal to one month's salary, paid in two installments
First Installment:
Advance payment made in November, equal to 50% of the total amount without tax deductions
Second Installment:
Final payment made in December, equal to remaining amount after tax deductions
INSS:
Brazilian Social Security contribution, calculated based on salary range
IRRF:
Brazilian Income Tax withheld at source, varies according to salary range
5 Shocking Facts About Brazil's 13th Salary That Nobody Tells You
The 13th salary is a fundamental right for Brazilian workers, but there's more to this benefit than meets the eye. Here are some fascinating insights about this unique payment.
1.The Military Dictatorship Connection
Surprisingly, the 13th salary was instituted during Brazil's military regime in 1962. While the period is often associated with restrictions, it actually expanded this worker's right.
2.The Religious Origins
The concept of a 13th salary originated from the Catholic tradition of giving extra compensation during Christmas, which explains why it's also known as 'Christmas bonus' in many countries.
3.The Global Rarity
While several Latin American countries have similar benefits, Brazil's 13th salary system is one of the few that legally mandates the payment to be split into two installments.
4.The Economic Impact
The 13th salary injection into Brazil's economy is so significant that it typically increases the country's GDP by 0.5% during the last quarter of each year.
5.The Retirement Connection
Most people don't know that the 13th salary benefit extends to retirees in Brazil, making it one of the few countries where pension recipients also get this extra payment.