Argentina Tax Calculator (2026)
Income tax rates and take-home pay for Argentina
Argentina Income Tax Brackets (2025)
| Bracket | Income Range | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| 0% to 5% bracket | ARS 0 - ARS 1,749,902 | 5.0% |
| 9% bracket | ARS 1,749,902 - ARS 3,499,803 | 9.0% |
| 12% bracket | ARS 3,499,803 - ARS 5,249,704 | 12.0% |
| 15% bracket | ARS 5,249,704 - ARS 7,874,557 | 15.0% |
| 19% bracket | ARS 7,874,557 - ARS 15,749,113 | 19.0% |
| 23% bracket | ARS 15,749,113 - ARS 23,623,670 | 23.0% |
| 27% bracket | ARS 23,623,670 - ARS 35,435,504 | 27.0% |
| 31% bracket | ARS 35,435,504 - ARS 53,153,257 | 31.0% |
| 35% bracket (high income) | ARS 53,153,257+ | 35.0% |
Personal allowance: ARS 26,143,531
Pension fund contribution
| Bracket | Income Range | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Pension fund 11% | ARS 0+ | 11.0% |
Capped at ARS 410,413,132 per year
Healthcare contribution
| Bracket | Income Range | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Healthcare 3% | ARS 0+ | 3.0% |
Capped at ARS 111,839,272 per year
Social services contribution
| Bracket | Income Range | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Social services 3% | ARS 0+ | 3.0% |
Capped at ARS 111,839,272 per year
Key Facts
Tax Year
2025
Currency
ARS
Top Rate
35.0%
Brackets
9 brackets
Allowance
ARS 26,143,531
Social Contributions
3 items
Assumptions
- · Model applies to employees (not self-employed) resident in Argentina.
- · Income tax brackets and social security caps are based on FY 2025 rates as of 1 December 2025.
- · Employee social security contributions total 17% (11% pension, 3% healthcare, 3% social services) with monthly cap of ARS 3,731,212.01 (increased 50% in June and December).
- · Personal allowance (basic) of ARS 4,507,505.52 and earned income allowance for employees of ARS 21,636,026.50 are deducted from gross income before calculating PIT.
- · 35% high-income rate applies to taxable income exceeding ARS 53,153,257 after deductions (FY 2025).
- · Employer social security contributions (24-26.4%) are excluded as per instructions.
- · Gross income tax (provincial) is excluded as it applies primarily to self-employed; employees typically have it withheld separately.
- · Optional voluntary programs (e.g., REIBP wealth tax regime) are excluded.
- · Simplified model treats allowances as single deduction rather than itemizing all personal deductions; actual filers may claim additional education, charitable, medical, rental, and domestic staff deductions with specific caps.
Frequently asked questions
How much income tax will I pay as an employee in Argentina?
Argentina has a progressive income tax system with 9 tax brackets ranging from 5% to 35%, applied to your taxable income after deductions. Employees receive a combined personal allowance of ARS 26,143,531.02 before tax is calculated, which significantly reduces taxable income for most workers. The highest rate of 35% only applies to taxable income exceeding ARS 53,153,257 after all deductions.
What are Argentina's social security contributions for employees?
As an employee in Argentina, you contribute a total of 17% in social security: 11% to the pension fund, 3% to healthcare, and 3% to social services. These contributions are deducted from your gross income and reduce your taxable base, though each contribution type has a monthly cap that increases by 50% in June and December. All three contributions are tax-deductible, meaning they lower the income subject to income tax.
Do I pay different taxes if I work in a specific region of Argentina?
This tax calculator covers the national income tax system that applies across Argentina for employees. However, there may be additional provincial or local taxes depending on your region of residence, which are not included in this simplified model. It's recommended to consult with a local tax professional to understand any regional variations that may apply to your situation.
What's the difference between my gross salary and take-home pay in Argentina?
Your take-home pay is reduced by three main deductions: employee social security contributions (17% total), income tax on your taxable income after the personal allowance, and any other voluntary deductions. For example, a mid-income earner might see 20-25% of gross income go to these combined deductions, though the exact amount depends on your salary level and which tax brackets apply to you.
Are there any special deductions I can claim beyond the basic employee allowance?
The calculator uses a simplified model with a combined personal allowance of ARS 26,143,531.02 for employees. In reality, individual tax filers can claim additional deductions for education, charitable donations, medical expenses, rental costs, and domestic staff wages, each with specific caps and requirements. You should consult with a tax advisor or your employer's HR department to determine which deductions you may be eligible for.
At what income level do I pay the highest tax rate in Argentina?
The highest tax rate of 35% applies to taxable income exceeding ARS 53,153,257 after deducting your personal allowance and social security contributions. This threshold is quite high, so most employees will pay rates between 5% and 31% depending on their salary level. The progressive bracket system means you only pay the higher rate on income above this threshold, not on your entire salary.
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