SSS Contribution Tool
SSS Contribution Calculator & Table 2026
Choose your member type, then enter the one amount you already know. Current 2026 contribution rates are used by default.
Official SSS schedule effective January 2025 · Need an older contribution? Change the year inside the calculator.
Quick SSS check
Find your SSS contribution in 2 steps
Choose your member type, then enter the SSS contribution amount you see in My.SSS. You can switch to salary, MSC, or payslip deduction when needed.
Current schedule
Current 2026 SSS contribution rate: 15%
For employed members, the current SSS schedule is the schedule effective January 2025 and it remains the current table used here for 2026. The SS rate is generally split into 5% employee share and 10% employer share, with EC handled separately where applicable.
Important: ₱5,000 is the current minimum MSC for regular Employee, Self-Employed, Voluntary and Non-Working Spouse schedules. ₱5,250 is the upper boundary of the first compensation bracket, not the minimum MSC.
You should not have to scan a 50-row SSS table
If you know your salary, MSC, payslip deduction, or contribution amount, use the tool above first. It will find the matching bracket and show the numbers that matter to you.
The full contribution table is still available below when you want to verify the exact row yourself.
SSS contribution rate by year
Choose the year of the contribution you are checking because the SSS contribution rate changed over time.
Full SSS contribution table
Choose a year and member type. For 2025 and current 2026 use, the table below follows the same grouped column structure as the current SSS schedule. Swipe horizontally on smaller screens to see every official column.
Compare the same salary across years
Enter one monthly salary to see how the matching MSC and employee contribution changed across the major SSS schedule changes from 2003 to 2026.
What your SSS contribution result means
Your result shows the matching table bracket for the selected year and member type. The main figures are the Regular SS MSC, Total MSC, and the contribution share.
Employees, kasambahay, and sea-based OFWs under a manning agency can have an employee share deducted from pay, with a separate employer share. Voluntary, self-employed, non-working spouse, farmer/fisherfolk, and land-based OFW members are individually paying members for this calculator.
For a current regular Employee salary lookup, the calculator also shows estimated PhilHealth and Pag-IBIG deductions automatically. This gives you the broader payroll picture without changing the page's main purpose: finding the correct SSS contribution and MSC.
For maternity planning, contribution amount alone does not prove eligibility. Check your SSS maternity qualifying period first, then estimate the amount with the maternity benefit calculator.
Common SSS contribution mistakes
Employee share is not the full contribution
The amount deducted from an employee payslip is normally only the employee share. The employer share is separate.
Using the wrong year
A 2022 result can differ from a 2026 result because the rate and MSC limits changed.
Treating MPF / MySSS Pension Booster as maternity MSC
The table can show MPF / MySSS Pension Booster above the Regular SS MSC, but maternity planning still needs the correct regular MSC and qualifying period.
Assuming amount proves eligibility
Maternity and salary-loan eligibility also depend on timing, posted contributions, and the rules of the program.
Checking a historical SSS contribution?
You do not need a separate calculator page for every old year. Choose March 2003–2025 in the calculator or full-table year selector above and this page will use the applicable historical SSS schedule. For 2019, the 12% schedule started in April; use the 2018 schedule when checking January–March 2019.
Frequently asked questions
Continue your SSS check
Use your contribution result for maternity planning or salary-loan planning.