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Income tax on salary: 2026, 2027, 2028

In the private non-oil sector, income tax on monthly pay up to 2,500 ₼ is 3% in 2026, 5% in 2027 and 7% in 2028. In the state and oil-and-gas sector the rate is 14%.

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Rates by sector and year

Income tax is calculated on gross salary; insurance contributions are not deducted first. The private non-oil scale is written into Tax Code articles 101.1-1.1 (2026), 101.1-1.2 (2027) and 101.1-1.3 (2028). The state and oil-and-gas sector uses the scale in article 101.1.

Income tax, private non-oil sector, by year
Monthly salary202620272028
up to 2,500 ₼3%5%7%
2,500 ₼ to 8,000 ₼75 ₼ + 10% of the part above 2,500 ₼125 ₼ + 10% of the part above 2,500 ₼175 ₼ + 10% of the part above 2,500 ₼
above 8,000 ₼625 ₼ + 14% of the part above 8,000 ₼675 ₼ + 14% of the part above 8,000 ₼725 ₼ + 14% of the part above 8,000 ₼
Income tax, state and oil-and-gas sector, 2026
Monthly salary2026
up to 2,500 ₼14%
above 2,500 ₼350 ₼ + 25% of the part above 2,500 ₼

How to read the scale: the part of income up to 2,500 ₼ is taxed at the first rate, the part between 2,500 ₼ and 8,000 ₼ at 10%, and the part above 8,000 ₼ at 14%. The fixed sum in the table is the tax on the bands below.

What the law fixes and what is projected

The private-sector scales for 2027 and 2028 are written into the Tax Code by Law 297-VIIQD of 9 December 2025, so those figures are dated in the law itself. Only the first rate rises: 3%, 5%, 7%. The upper bands do not change.

The other rules for 2027 to 2028 are not written into law separately. For insurance contributions, the 200 ₼ tax-free part and reliefs, the calculator carries today’s law forward. That is a projection, not a confirmed rule, and the calculator marks those years “Projected”.

From 1 January 2019 to 31 December 2025, private-sector monthly income up to 8,000 ₼ was taxed at 0% and the part above at 14%. That relief does not exist from 1 January 2026: article 101.1-1 was replaced in full by Law 297-VIIQD.

The 200 ₼ tax-free part

Under Tax Code article 102.1.6, at the main workplace (where the employment record book is kept) 200 ₼ of monthly income is tax-free when that income is up to 2,500 ₼. It applies in both sectors. One qəpik over 2,500 ₼ and the whole tax-free part is gone, so take-home pay drops: see the 2,500 ₼ threshold.

For example, in the private sector a 1,000 ₼ salary is taxed on (1,000 ₼ − 200 ₼), which gives 24.00 ₼ in 2026.

Examples and a year-by-year comparison

On a 1,000 ₼ salary the tax is 24.00 ₼ in 2026, 40.00 ₼ in 2027 and 56.00 ₼ in 2028. On a 3,000 ₼ salary it is 125.00 ₼ in 2026, 175.00 ₼ in 2027 and 225.00 ₼ in 2028, because above 2,500 ₼ there is no tax-free part. The first rate is in law, but the 2027 and 2028 figures are projected: they hold if today’s other rules stay.

From the employee’s pay per month, ₼

Gross salary1,000.00The amount in the contract
Tax-free part− 200.00Main job, pay up to 2,500 ₼
Income tax24.003% × 800
Social insurance86.006 + 10% × (1,000 − 200)
Unemployment insurance5.000.5% × 1,000
Medical insurance20.002% × 1,000
Total deductions135.0024 + 86 + 5 + 20
Take-home pay865.00 ₼1,000 − 135

Employer cost per month, ₼

Gross salary1,000.00
Social insurance164.0044 + 15% × (1,000 − 200)
Unemployment insurance5.000.5% × 1,000
Medical insurance20.002% × 1,000
Employer pays on top189.00164 + 5 + 20
Full cost1,189.00 ₼1,000 + 189
Take-home pay by year, private sector, main job
Gross salary20262027 · Projected2028 · Projected
500.00 ₼442.50 ₼436.50 ₼430.50 ₼
1,000.00 ₼865.00 ₼849.00 ₼833.00 ₼
2,000.00 ₼1,710.00 ₼1,674.00 ₼1,638.00 ₼
3,000.00 ₼2,521.50 ₼2,471.50 ₼2,421.50 ₼
5,000.00 ₼4,101.50 ₼4,051.50 ₼4,001.50 ₼

For 2027, 2028 the insurance contributions and the tax-free part follow today’s law; the only change the law writes in for those years is the private-sector income tax scale.

State and oil-and-gas sector

The scale is 14% up to 2,500 ₼, then 350 ₼ plus 25% of the part above 2,500 ₼. No change for 2027 or 2028 has been found, but none is confirmed; those years are projected. A 1,000 ₼ salary pays 112.00 ₼. The Code does not define the sector; an executive body sets the criteria.

A second job

Under article 101.1-2, tax for people with two or more employers is calculated at each workplace separately. Reliefs apply only at the main workplace (102.8), so at a second job a 1,000 ₼ salary is taxed from the first manat: 30.00 ₼. At the main job it is 24.00 ₼.

All deductions together are on the salary deductions page; sources and method are on the methodology page.

Questions and answers

What is income tax in Azerbaijan in 2026?

In the private non-oil sector it is 3% on pay up to 2,500 ₼ and 10% on the part from 2,500 ₼ to 8,000 ₼. In the state and oil-and-gas sector it is 14% up to 2,500 ₼.

What will income tax be in 2027?

In the private sector the first rate becomes 5%; Law 297-VIIQD sets it. If today’s other rules stay, a 1,000 ₼ salary pays 40.00 ₼ (projected). The other 2027 rules are carried forward from today’s law and are not confirmed.

How is income tax on salary calculated?

At the main job 200 ₼ is deducted when pay is up to 2,500 ₼, and the scale is applied to the rest. On 1,000 ₼ in 2026 the tax is 24.00 ₼.

How much income tax does the state sector pay?

14% up to 2,500 ₼, 25% on the part above it, plus a fixed 350 ₼. A 1,000 ₼ salary pays 112.00 ₼.