Grenada Income Tax Calculator

1. 01Enter your annual gross incomeType your total annual income in Eastern Caribbean dollars (XCD) before any deductions.
2. 02Read your estimated chargeable income and taxThe tool subtracts the XCD 36,000 personal allowance, applies the two-band rate structure, and shows chargeable income, estimated tax, and net income.
3. 03Check the band breakdownThe table shows exactly how much of your income falls in each band and the tax for that band.

• Estimating take-home payGet a quick estimate of income tax and net income before National Insurance Scheme and other deductions are applied.
• Comparing salary offersEstimate the income tax on different gross salary figures to compare offers at a glance.
• Checking who needs to fileEmployees earning over XCD 3,000 a month (XCD 36,000 a year) are required to file — see whether your income clears the allowance.

• Income within the allowanceA gross annual income at or below XCD 36,000 owes no income tax.
• Income in the 15% bandA gross annual income of XCD 50,000 has chargeable income of XCD 14,000, taxed at 15%.

• This does not include National InsuranceGrenada payslips also deduct National Insurance Scheme contributions. This tool estimates income tax only, so your actual net pay will be lower than the "net income" figure shown here.

Chargeable income is your annual gross income minus the XCD 36,000 personal allowance. The portion of chargeable income that keeps gross income at or below XCD 60,000 is taxed at 15%, and any amount of gross income above XCD 60,000 is taxed at 30%. The tool sums the tax from each band to get total estimated tax, then subtracts that from gross income for an estimated net income.

The Inland Revenue Division (ird.gd) administers personal income tax in Grenada. The Ministry of Finance Grenada (finance.gd) confirms the XCD 36,000 annual personal allowance, above which employees, sole traders, and partners must file. Chargeable income from XCD 36,000 to 60,000 is taxed at 15%, and above XCD 60,000 at 30% — this band structure is cross-checked against secondary tax guides, since the Inland Revenue Division's own detailed rate table was not directly confirmed in this research pass. Verify the exact XCD 60,000 boundary against ird.gd before a filing decision. Current as of 2026. Tooleem is not affiliated with the Inland Revenue Division.

This estimate covers income tax only. It does not include National Insurance Scheme (NIS) contributions or other allowances, credits, and deductions an individual filer may qualify for. Actual net pay will differ from the "net income" figure shown here.

This is an educational estimate, not tax, accounting, or legal advice, and Tooleem is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by the Inland Revenue Division or any government body. For a filing or business decision, use the official source or a qualified tax professional.

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What is the personal allowance in Grenada?

The personal allowance is XCD 36,000 per year. Income at or below this amount owes no income tax.

What are the income tax rates in Grenada?

Chargeable income from XCD 36,000 to 60,000 of gross income is taxed at 15%, and the portion above XCD 60,000 is taxed at 30%.

Does this include National Insurance contributions?

No. This tool estimates income tax only. Grenada payslips also deduct National Insurance Scheme contributions, so actual net pay is lower than the net income figure shown here.

Is this official tax advice?

No. It is an educational estimate and is not affiliated with the Inland Revenue Division. For a filing or business decision, use the official source or a qualified professional.

Is my data stored?

No. The calculation runs in your browser. Nothing you enter is uploaded, saved, or shared.