Source-cited draft: payroll & social contributions for Iran (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Social security and payroll | Social insurance is administered by the Social Security Organization (SSO) under the Social Security Law. Total contributions are 30% of insurable wages, split between employer, employee and the government. | |
| Employer social security contribution | 23% of insurable salary/wages (includes 3% unemployment insurance share)Social Security Law (SSO) | |
| Employee social security contribution | 7% of insurable salary/wages, withheld by the employerSocial Security Law (SSO) | |
| Total SSO contribution | 30% of insurable wages (23% employer + 7% employee); the government separately contributes 3% toward the systemSocial Security Law (SSO) | |
| Contribution wage base | Contributions are calculated on total insurable salary and benefits, subject to a minimum (the official minimum wage) and a maximum insurable wage ceiling set annuallySocial Security Law (SSO) | |
| Statutory minimum wage (FY1404) | Set annually by the Supreme Labour Council; the FY1404 monthly minimum base wage should be confirmed against the latest Council resolutionLabour Law of Iran; Supreme Labour Council resolution (FY1404) | |
Social insurance is administered by the Social Security Organization (SSO) under the Social Security Law. Total contributions are 30% of insurable wages, split between employer, employee and the government.
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Other Iran computations in the OpenAccountants library.
| Salary tax withholding (PAYE-equivalent) |
| Employers withhold monthly salary tax under Article 85 and remit to INTA within 30 daysDirect Taxes Act (DTA), Article 86 |
| SSO remittance deadline | Employers file a monthly payroll list with the SSO and pay both employer and employee shares by the end of the following monthSocial Security Law (SSO) |
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