Estimate your net income in Romania's IT sector and compare employment (CIM) vs contracting (B2B).
Pick the tax year you care about and use the versioned calculators (rates and thresholds can change year to year).
To estimate your net salary from gross in Romania:
Example: From 10,000 RON gross salary, you'll take home approximately 5,500 RON net after all deductions.
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CIM (Contract Individual de Muncă) is the standard employment contract in Romania. It includes all mandatory social contributions and income tax. For 2025, minimum wage earners (4,050 RON) benefit from a 300 RON monthly tax exemption.
B2B (Business-to-Business) refers to working as a contractor through PFA (Persoană Fizică Autorizată) or SRL (Limited Liability Company). It offers more flexibility in managing taxes and contributions.
This page offers a quick estimate. For fiscal-year specific thresholds and rules, use the versioned calculators above. For edge cases, confirm with payroll/accounting.
Romania's tax system features different taxation methods depending on your employment relationship. Whether you're employed under a standard contract (CIM) or operating as a contractor (PFA/SRL), understanding how taxes work is crucial for financial planning.
| Tax Component | CIM (Employment) | B2B (PFA/SRL) |
|---|---|---|
| Income Tax | 10% (Mandatory) | 10% (Mandatory) |
| Social Security (CAS) | 25% (Mandatory) | 25% (Optional) |
| Health Insurance (CASS) | 10% (Mandatory) | 10% (If yearly income > 19,800 RON) |
| Tax Base | Gross Salary | Revenue - Deductible Expenses |
| Tax Administration | Handled by Employer | Self-managed |
Increased to 4,050 RON starting January 2025
New 300 RON monthly tax exemption for salaries at minimum wage level (4,050 RON)
Remain stable: 10% Income Tax, 25% CAS, 10% CASS. IT sector no longer exempt from income tax.