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Salary, choosing to pay PIT at 23%

Writer: Laila Kelmere
Laila Kelmere
3 days ago
1 min read

An employee has submitted a payroll tax book and has chosen to apply the personal income tax (PIT) rate of 23% to the calculation of wages. The State Revenue Service (SRS) has determined the non-taxable minimum. Is it possible to use the non-taxable minimum if the employee has chosen to pay the PIT rate of 23%? How should wages be calculated in such cases?


In the answer you will find out:

  • How to calculate the salary to be paid if the gross salary does not exceed 1,667 euros and the employee has submitted a payroll tax book to the employer, as well as noted in the SRS electronic declaration system that he wants the PIT rate of 23% to be applied.

  • How to calculate salary if gross salary exceeds 1667 euros.

  • What entries should be made when paying wages?


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