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Cost To Company (CTC) represents the total expense an employer incurs for an employee in the Netherlands. This includes gross salary plus all social security contributions, insurance costs, and other employment-related expenses.
The calculator uses the CTC calculation formula:
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Explanation: The calculation accounts for mandatory social security contributions that employers must pay in addition to the employee's gross salary.
Details: Accurate CTC calculation is crucial for employers to budget properly, understand true labor costs, and make informed hiring decisions. It helps employees understand their total compensation package value.
Tips: Enter gross salary in EUR and select the appropriate social contribution rate (30-40% for 2025). All values must be valid (gross salary > 0, contribution rate between 30-40%).
Q1: What social contributions are included in the 30-40% rate?
A: This includes employer contributions for pension, unemployment, disability insurance, healthcare, and other mandatory social security schemes in the Netherlands.
Q2: Why does the contribution rate vary between 30-40%?
A: The exact rate depends on factors like industry, company size, specific collective labor agreements, and employee circumstances.
Q3: Is CTC the same as take-home pay?
A: No, CTC represents total employer cost. Take-home pay is gross salary minus employee deductions like income tax and employee social contributions.
Q4: Are there additional costs beyond CTC?
A: Yes, employers may have additional costs like office space, equipment, training, bonuses, and other benefits not included in basic CTC calculation.
Q5: How often should CTC be recalculated?
A: CTC should be reviewed annually or whenever there are changes in salary, social contribution rates, or employment terms.