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Taxes on salary: Timor-Leste preliminary data

How much income tax and social contributions are paid on a salary in Timor-Leste, what a sole proprietor and a company pay, and which special regimes exist. Preliminary data.

Preliminary data: headline rates from official sources and bulletins of international organisations, without reliefs or special rules; being refined.

Calculation for a gross salary of €60,000 per year

Gross salaryUS$70,326 ≈ €60,000
Income taxUS$6,433 ≈ €5,488
Employee contributionsUS$2,813 ≈ €2,400
Take-home payUS$61,080 ≈ €52,112
Employer contributions and payroll taxesUS$4,220 ≈ €3,600
Employer's labour costUS$74,546 ≈ €63,600
13.1 %Tax burden on the employee
18.1 %Tax burden incl. employer contributions
14.0 %Tax burden on each extra EUR 100

Only some of the country's direct taxes and levies are counted: income tax on wages and compulsory contributions. Not counted: property and real-estate taxes; taxes on dividends, interest and other investment income; inheritance and gift taxes; indirect taxes such as VAT, excise and customs duties.

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Taxes for sole proprietors and companies

Tax and contributions on the profit for a year; expenses are 10% of revenue, the company pays its profit out to the owner. Reliefs and local taxes are not included.

Annual revenue€30,000
US$35,163
€60,000
US$70,326
€120,000
US$140,652
Sole proprietorUS$2,565
8.1 %
US$5,729
9.1 %
US$12,059
9.5 %
CompanyUS$3,165
10.0 %
US$6,329
10.0 %
US$12,659
10.0 %

Special tax regimes

There are no special regimes for individuals.

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Assumptions

Sources

Data checked: 08/11/2026. An indicative calculation for a typical case. Not tax advice.

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