PAYROLL LIBRARY

Understand the numbers behind a salary.

Practical explanations of the deductions, benefits and employer contributions used by Salary Ledger in Lebanon, Federal Iraq, the Kurdistan Region and Syria.

01

Lebanon salary income tax

Allowances, progressive bands and a worked monthly example.

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02

Lebanon NSSF contributions

Employee deductions, employer contributions and contribution ceilings.

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03

Transportation and family allowances

What employees receive, who funds it and how the calculator treats it.

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04

Gross, net and employer cost

Why three payroll totals can all be correct without being equal.

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05

Lebanon payroll rates and ceilings

One reference table for tax, NSSF, transportation and family benefits.

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06

Five Lebanon salary examples

Worked calculations at different salaries and family situations.

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07

How net-to-gross works

Why reverse payroll needs an iterative calculation rather than a single percentage.

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08

USD salaries in Lebanon

How Salary Ledger converts a USD salary and why the exchange-rate date matters.

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09

Lebanon payslip checklist

A practical sequence for checking gross pay, deductions and benefits.

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10

Payroll rules and update history

Version dates, review controls and how regulatory changes reach the calculator.

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11

Federal Iraq payroll calculation

Income tax, family allowances, social security and employer cost.

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12

Federal Iraq social security

The 5% employee rate, 12% employer rate and IQD 1.75m contribution ceiling.

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13

Kurdistan Region payroll calculation

The separate regional income-tax and social-security flow.

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14

Kurdistan Region social security

Employee and employer contributions, scope and payroll checks.

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15

Syria payroll calculation

The configurable income-tax, insurance, net-pay and employer-cost flow.

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16

Syria social insurance

Employee and employer rates, the contribution ceiling and verification checks.

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