Source-cited draft: payroll & social contributions for Turkmenistan (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Payroll, social insurance and pension contributions | Employers in Turkmenistan fund the state pension/social insurance system through a payroll contribution of around 20% of remuneration, while employees bear a small voluntary/mandatory pension contribution. Employers also act as PIT withholding agents. | |
| Employer state pension / social insurance contribution | 20% of employee remunerationLaw of Turkmenistan on State Pension Insurance | |
| Additional compulsory professional pension (hazardous/harmful work) | 3.5% of remuneration for qualifying harmful working conditionsLaw of Turkmenistan on State Pension Insurance | |
| Employee pension contribution | Minimum 2% of remuneration (employee voluntary/mandatory pension participation)Law of Turkmenistan on State Pension Insurance | |
| Wage base / cap for contributions | No upper salary cap — contributions apply to the full remuneration baseLaw of Turkmenistan on State Pension Insurance | |
| Payroll income tax withholding (PAYE-equivalent) | Employer withholds 10% personal income tax from gross salary, after the standard monthly deductionTax Code of Turkmenistan | |
Employers in Turkmenistan fund the state pension/social insurance system through a payroll contribution of around 20% of remuneration, while employees bear a small voluntary/mandatory pension contribution. Employers also act as PIT withholding agents.
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Other Turkmenistan computations in the OpenAccountants library.
| Standard monthly deduction applied in payroll |
| 1,280 TMT per month before the 10% PIT is appliedTax Code of Turkmenistan |
| Payroll tax / contribution remittance deadline | Monthly — typically by a fixed date (e.g. the 15th or 20th) of the month following the payroll periodTax Code of Turkmenistan |
| Foreign employees | Foreign workers are generally subject to the same payroll rules, with treatment affected by tax-residency statusTax Code of Turkmenistan |
| Monthly payroll reporting | Employers file monthly payroll/withholding reports with the State Tax ServiceTax Code of Turkmenistan |
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