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El Salvador ISR: $1,200 → $97.55/mo (net $985.45)

El Salvador payroll ISR 2025: $1,200 → $97.55/mo (net $985.45); $1,000 → $60.45; $2,000 → $245.95. AFP 7.25% + ISSS 3% + $550 table.

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Monthly net salary

$985.45

Monthly ISR

$97.55

Annual ISR

$1,170.62

Monthly AFP (7.25%)

$87.00

Monthly ISSS (3%)

$30.00

Monthly taxable base

$1,083.00

Effective ISR rate

9.01%

From $1,200.00 gross: AFP $87.00, ISSS $30.00, base $1,083.00. ISR $97.55/mo. Net $985.45. Monthly table from Executive Decree No. 10 (May 2025). Educational estimate.

El Salvador ISR: $1,200 → $97.55 per month

Impuesto Sobre la Renta (ISR) in El Salvador is progressive. On payroll it is withheld each month on taxable base = gross salary − AFP 7.25%ISSS 3% (salary base cap $1,000 → max employee ISSS $30).

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Verified default example

With gross pay of $1,200/month:

  • AFP 7.25%: $87.00
  • ISSS 3% ($1,000 cap): $30.00
  • Taxable base: $1,083.00
  • ISR (20% bracket): $97.55/mo · $1,170.62/yr
  • Net = $985.45

Payroll examples (AFP + ISSS + ISR)

Monthly grossAFPISSSISRNet
$600$43.50$18.00$0.00$538.50
$800$58.00$24.00$34.47$683.53
$1,000$72.50$30.00$60.45$837.05
$1,200$87.00$30.00$97.55$985.45
$1,500$108.75$30.00$153.20$1,208.05
$2,000$145.00$30.00$245.95$1,579.05
$2,500$181.25$30.00$363.77$1,924.98

Monthly withholding table (from May 2025)

Monthly taxable baseCalculation
Up to $550.00Exempt
$550.01 to $895.24$17.67 + 10% on the excess over $550.00
$895.25 to $2,038.10$60.00 + 20% on the excess over $895.24
Over $2,038.10$288.57 + 30% on the excess over $2,038.10

Source: Executive Decree No. 10 (Ministerio de Hacienda, in force May 2025). Verified 6 September 2026. No newer 2026 table has been published.

Annual Art. 37 table (individuals)

Monthly withholding approximates this annual table. Legislative Decree No. 293 (30 April 2025) reformed Art. 37: exempt $6,600.00/year.

Annual net incomeCalculation
Up to $6,600.00Exempt
$6,600.01 to $9,142.86$212.12 + 10% on the excess over $6,600.00
$9,142.87 to $22,857.14$720.00 + 20% on the excess over $9,142.86
Over $22,857.14$3,462.86 + 30% on the excess over $22,857.14

Step-by-step at $1,200 (calculator default)

StepDetailAmount
1Gross salary$1,200.00
2AFP 7.25%−$87.00
3ISSS 3% ($1,000 cap)−$30.00
4Taxable base$1,083.00
5ISR ($60 + 20% excess over $895.24)$97.55
6Net salary$985.45

Step-by-step at $1,000

StepDetailAmount
1Gross salary$1,000.00
2AFP 7.25%−$72.50
3ISSS 3%−$30.00
4Taxable base$897.50
5ISR ($60 + 20% over $895.24)$60.45
6Net salary$837.05
Progressive tax

Each bracket rate applies to the excess in that band, not the whole salary. The general annual exemption reference for salaried individuals lines up with $6,600/year ($550/month of taxable base).

Obligations

  • Annual return by 30 April when required
  • Employers withhold ISR monthly on payroll
  • Independents often make advance payments
Tip

Check your withholding statement: AFP, ISSS, and ISR should match gross pay, the ISSS cap, and the table bracket.

FAQ

At $1,200 gross: AFP $87, ISSS $30, base $1,083 → ISR $97.55/month and net $985.45. Estimated annual payroll ISR is $1,170.62.

Monthly taxable base up to $550.00 → withholding $0. A $600 gross (after AFP/ISSS) is typically ISR-exempt.

Employees: monthly employer withholding. Independents: annual filing by 30 April of the following year, with advances when required.

Aguinaldo may be ISR-exempt up to two commerce-sector minimum wages; amounts above the limit can be taxable.

On payroll: AFP 7.25% of gross and ISSS 3% with a $1,000 base cap (max $30 employee). Other deductions are reviewed on the annual return.

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Official sources (verified 6 September 2026)

Educational estimate

Numbers on this page match the engine and those tables. Not tax advice. Confirm your payslip and the DGII if you have other income or annual deductions.