Gross salary or base salary is the monthly remuneration that a worker receives without considering the mandatory official discounts, such as INSS and Income Tax.
Normally, at the time someone closes a work contract, the amount of salary established is gross, that is, when discounts have not yet been applied.
In practice, the worker does not receive the value of the gross salary, unless he fails to pay official taxes, which is considered a serious crime.
The greater the value of the gross salary, the greater the deductions that the worker will have to make. To find out the percentage of discounts, the employee must consult the approved discount table for the current year.
Find out more about the meaning of INSS.
net salary
Unlike gross salary, net salary is the name given to the final result of remuneration, after deducting all mandatory official taxes.
O net salary is the real amount the worker will receive. in hand (or in your bank account) at the end of the month.
Also learn more about the meaning of minimum wage.
