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Comparing take-home tax in four countries at once: how to narrow a shortlist

A two-country calculator forces a shortlist of finalists. Four countries on one salary lets you rank a real move list before you drop options.

October 18, 2026Data reviewed 2026-10-18Calculator

TL;DR — Key Takeaways

  • →Free Domicyle compares two countries. Premium compares up to four on the same salary.
  • →Use one gross income, then the same bonus, equity, or regime toggle on every country.
  • →Headline income-tax rates are not take-home. Social contributions and regimes change the order.
  • →Share the results link instead of rebuilding the sheet for each person you ask.

Short answer

Domicyle Premium compares take-home tax in up to four countries on one salary. The free calculator compares two.

How to run it

  1. Open the tax calculator and enter gross salary once.
  2. Add the countries on the shortlist (Premium allows four).
  3. Apply income modifiers — bonus, equity, or a regime such as IFICI or Beckham — so every country uses the same inputs.
  4. Rank by net pay, then read the country guide before you treat the winner as a move plan.

A four-country view is for narrowing. It is not a filing computation, and it does not replace a split-year model if you will move in the middle of the year. See Compare 4 countries.

Educational planning only — not tax advice.

Model your situation

Estimates are illustrative only; consult a qualified tax adviser for your case.

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