Colombia net pay, settlement and prima
Colombia calculators: net salary, labor settlement, prima de servicios, cesantías, withholding, vacation and contributions in Colombian pesos (COP).
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Pay, tax, or settlement first. The rest is below.
Net pay, settlement, prima and cesantías
Quick answer: $50,000 at 18% for 3 years = $1,807.62/mo · $15,074.31 interest · $65,074.31 total (French PMT schedule).
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Frequently asked questions
What each tool covers, and what is not official.
What calculators are available for Colombia?
Start with net salary, labor settlement, prima de servicios and cesantías. There are also cesantías interest, unjust-dismissal indemnity, 25% exempt income, withholding, vacation, overtime, IBC, independent contributions, employer cost and transport allowance. All of them are free and the result stays on the page.
Where can I calculate my net salary in Colombia?
Use the Colombia net salary calculator: enter pay to see health, pension and withholding when it applies. Withholding tax and the withholding threshold live on their own pages.
What is the difference between settlement, prima and cesantías?
Settlement estimates the close when the job ends. Prima de servicios covers the semester (June and December). Cesantías accrue over the year and go to the fund. Each tool shows only its line item.
Are these official DIAN or Ministry of Labor figures?
No. They are educational estimates. The official amount depends on your contract, your IBC and the institution. Confirm with your employer, an accountant, DIAN or the Ministry of Labor.
Are there worked examples besides the calculators?
Yes. Below the cards there are payroll, prima, cesantías and withholding notes that use the same engine. Start with net salary or settlement, then open the guide if you want the breakdown.