Table shows effective work cost in Poland including all taxes and insurance contribution, which decreases final net sallary ("on-hand"). Both actual and historical data for various employment forms (employment contract, B2B) are presented.

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Real work cost in Poland (archive)

Year	Employment contract			Self-employment (B2B)
Year	Minimum wage [%]	Average wage [%]	Twice average wages [%]	Minimum wage [%]	Average wage [%]	Twice average wages [%]
2018	39.59	41.02	41.63	49.18	32.28	28.35
2017	39.5	40.95	41.58	49.44	32.72	27.5
2016	39.24	40.88	41.54	50.35	32.79	27.53
2015	39.06	40.83	41.52	51.79	33	27.63
2014	38.94	40.77	41.5	51.45	32.68	26.42
2013	38.78	40.71	41.47	53.22	33.07	26.6
2012	37.51	39.66	40.46	54.88	33	25.5
2011	37.2	39.6	40.43	54.15	31.97	24.99
2010	37	39.52	40.38	53.71	31.82	24.91
2009	36.9	39.45	40.36	55.38	32.54	25.27
2008	36.72	39.98	40.97	57.61	32.85	30.13
2007	40.17	44.15	45.2	69.47	34.69	30.19

Some facts

Money earned by an employee is decreased by various types of taxes or contributions:
- Total employer cost:
  All money spent by the employer to pay salary for the worker is colloquially called total employer cost. In most tax jurisdictions, total employer cost is not the same as gross salary - it's bigger.
  The total employer cost includes wages, salaries, commisions, employer's part of taxes, social security, health and pension contributions, insurance premiums and other benefits.
- Gross pay (gross salary):
  The amount agreed between employer and employee is called "gross salary".
  It is the total amount of money an employee receives before taxes and deductions are taken out.
  It's less than total employer cost, as it doesn't include all taxes and benefits paid by employer (look above).
- Net pay (net salary):
  The amount after deducting all required taxes and contributions is called net sallary or on-hand salary.
The amount and the type of paid taxes and contributions depends on both achieved income and form of employment (employment contract, B2B etc.).

Total work cost in Poland consists of:
- personal income tax (PIT),
- social insurance contributions (polish: ZUS): health fund (partially deducted from PIT), retirement, disability insurance, sickness insurance, accident insurance, Labor Fund,
- from 2019, voluntary contributions to Employee Capital Plans (polish: PPK)^*.
*) The above table does not include contributions paid for PPK. If you want to see the cost of participation in the Employee Capital Program, you can check out our other calculator: Polish Employee Capital Plans (PPK).

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