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SSS Contribution Calculator in the Philippines

Use this SSS contribution calculator to estimate your employee share, employer share, Employees' Compensation, and MySSS Pension Booster based on the latest SSS schedule. For employed members, the combined Social Security and mandatory provident-fund contribution is 15% of the Monthly Salary Credit, split into a 10% employer share and a 5% employee share.

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At a glance

Best for
Employees, HR teams, and payroll users who want a fast SSS estimate
Rate
15% of Monthly Salary Credit (MSC)
Share split
10% employer, 5% employee
Extra employer-only charge
EC is PHP 10 for MSC up to PHP 14,500 and PHP 30 for MSC of PHP 15,000 and above
Booster rule
Contributions for MSC above PHP 20,000 up to PHP 35,000 are credited to MySSS Pension Booster
Last checked
October 18, 2026

SSS Contribution Estimate

Based on regular employee schedule

Use your SSS monthly compensation for the employed-member schedule. Enter pesos and centavos.

Enter monthly compensation to see your SSS estimate.

How the SSS Calculator Works

Enter your monthly compensation and the calculator maps it to the official Monthly Salary Credit bracket from the employed-member schedule. It does not reconstruct values from a formula.

The result shows the employee share, employer share, Employees Compensation amount, and whether part of the contribution is credited to MySSS Pension Booster for MSC above PHP 20,000.

Example Calculation

If the MSC used by the table is PHP 30,000, the regular Social Security contribution is PHP 4,500 in total. Out of that amount, PHP 3,000 is the employer share and PHP 1,500 is the employee share.

The applicable EC amount is added as an employer-only cost, and part of the contribution is treated as mandatory provident fund because the MSC is above PHP 20,000.

Want to verify the exact bracket or browse the full schedule?

See the Full SSS Contribution Table

Frequently asked questions

How do you compute SSS contribution?

Find the correct Monthly Salary Credit under the latest schedule, read the combined Social Security and mandatory provident-fund shares from the table, split it into 10% employer share and 5% employee share, then add EC if applicable.

Is SSS based on gross salary or take-home pay?

For employed members, SSS uses the salary basis that maps to the official Monthly Salary Credit schedule, not take-home pay.

What is MySSS Pension Booster?

It is the SSS mandatory provident fund credited on contributions for MSC above PHP 20,000 up to the current ceiling.

Does the employee pay EC?

No. Employees' Compensation is shouldered by the employer only.

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