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Cross-border net salary Czech Republic → Germany 2026

Elate ühes ELi riigis ja töötate teises? Valige oma koridor — Prantsusmaa→Šveits (frontalier), Saksamaa→Šveits (Grenzgänger), Slovakkia→Austria, Belgia→Madalmaad ja veel 5 — ning me ütleme teile, kuhu lähevad sotsiaalmaksed, kuhu läheb tulumaks, ja konservatiivne netopalga hinnang. Sisaldab kaugtöö reegleid 2023. aasta ELi raamlepingust.

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Where do you live?

Pick your residence country — the country where you sleep most nights and where your family lives.

Corridor-specific notes

  • Germany taxes the salary at source (Lohnsteuer). Czech residents must declare it in their Czech return — exemption-with-progression applies.
  • Posted workers: A1 form keeps social security in CZ for assignments up to 24 months.
  • Telework: 49.9% threshold under the EU 2023 framework agreement.
  • Family allowance: Germany pays Kindergeld; Czech přídavek na dítě is reduced by the German amount under EU coordination.

Why a cross-border calculator?

More than 2 million people in the EU live in one country and work in another. Each cross-border corridor has its own tax-treaty rules, social-security allocation, and special status — and these rules change frequently as governments renegotiate post-COVID telework norms. Standard salary calculators don't model any of this.

We pick the corridor (e.g. France→Switzerland), look up the relevant tax treaty article, apply the EU social-security regulation 883/2004 plus the 2023 EU framework agreement on cross-border telework, and surface a baseline net estimate plus a clear list of where each obligation goes. Personal situation (allowances, dependents, special deductions) requires a tax advisor on top of this baseline.

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