B2B Calculator – how much do you take home in 2026?
The B2B calculator is a tool that lets you quickly check how much money you keep after running your own business. It calculates an approximate income tax, ZUS contributions and net income under different tax regimes.
The B2B net calculator allows you to compare three popular tax models for Polish sole traders (JDG):
- Flat-rate tax (ryczalt)
- Linear income tax 19%
- Progressive tax scale 12% / 32%
How does the B2B calculator work?
Enter basic data about your business to calculate your net take-home pay. The calculator instantly computes income tax, ZUS contributions and the amount you actually receive.
Enter monthly revenue
Revenue is the sum of net invoices issued in a given month (amount excluding VAT).
Enter monthly costs
Costs are business-related expenses: equipment, accounting, car.
💡 With flat-rate tax (ryczalt), costs do not reduce your tax.
Choose tax form
Compare flat-rate, linear tax and progressive tax scale.
Choose ZUS contributions
Include the current variant: start-up relief, preferential ZUS or full contributions.
Check your result
The calculator will show tax, contributions and net income — monthly and annually.
Revenue in B2B business
Revenue in a sole-trader business is the value of goods or services sold before deducting VAT. It is most often the net amount on issued invoices.
Note that revenue arises when the service is performed or the sale occurs, regardless of whether the payment has been received. This is an important difference between revenue and cash received.
B2B tax forms in Poland
Entrepreneurs running a B2B business can choose one of several tax forms. Each has different rules for calculating tax — the B2B tax calculator lets you compare them in real time.
Linear tax is a flat rate independent of income level — popular among IT professionals and B2B specialists.
- ✓Fixed rate of 19% on income
- ✓No tax-free allowance
- ✓Business costs are deductible
- ✓Health contribution: 4.9% of income
ZUS contributions for entrepreneurs
Running a B2B business comes with an obligation to pay ZUS contributions. The amount depends on the stage of your business — how much you take home on B2B also depends on which ZUS variant you choose.
Start-up relief (ulga na start)
First 6 months of business — no social contributions, only health contribution.
Preferential ZUS
Lower contributions for 24 months after the start-up relief ends.
Full ZUS
Standard contributions calculated from the contribution base. Higher cost, but greater pension entitlements.
Small ZUS Plus
Option to reduce contributions based on income — for small businesses.
Is working on B2B worth it?
The B2B model is especially popular in IT and specialist services. With the right tax form and ZUS contributions, B2B taxes can be lower than under an employment contract — resulting in a higher B2B net take-home pay.
At the same time, the entrepreneur must independently pay taxes, ZUS contributions and handle accounting. It is therefore worth checking the real tax burden using the calculator before choosing this form of work.