About this tool
Each labour calculator answers one question. This report puts the answers together for one person: what you take home each month, the two 13th instalments, your vacation pay, your FGTS balance and, if you want, what you would receive on leaving the job. Turn each block on or off, open any of them in the full calculator and save the page as a PDF. It uses the same calculations as the separate tools, with the 2026 tables, and your numbers stay on this device.
How to use it
- 1 Type your gross salary, any monthly average of overtime, your dependents and your hiring date.
- 2 Add the balance from the FGTS app if you have it; without it the balance is estimated from your salary.
- 3 Choose the blocks you want. Turn on "If I leave" to simulate a termination.
- 4 Read the total of your year, open a block in the full calculator if you need more options, and save it all with Save as PDF.
Frequently asked questions
How is the total of the year calculated?
It adds the net salary of each month, the 30 days of vacation (which replace one month of salary) and the net 13th salary. If you were hired this year, only the months from then on count; the vacation only enters once your first 12 months are complete by 31 December. It is net money from your salary: benefits are not included.
Do the numbers match the separate calculators?
Yes. Each block calls the same calculation as the net salary, 13th salary, vacation, FGTS and termination tools, and automated tests check that they give the same result.
Is my salary sent anywhere?
No. Everything is calculated in your browser. The details you type can stay saved on this device to fill the other labour calculators, and you can erase them with Forget. Unlike the other calculators, this report never puts your numbers in the page address.
Can I use this report as proof with my employer?
No. It is an estimate with the 2026 tables, useful to understand and check your money. The official values are the ones in your payslip and in the termination document, and a union, an accountant or a lawyer can review them.
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