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Salaries, contributions and employment cost in Sudan in 2026

Salaries, contributions, taxation, and top roles. Kernel data.

Employment cost in Sudan in 2026

In Sudan, employer cost is gross salary plus employer contributions, estimated at around 17% before ceilings. Net salary is gross pay less employee contributions and income tax, whose top bracket reaches 15%. Currency: Sudanese Pound (SDG).

Local currency
SDG SDG
Official languages
AR / EN
Time zone
UTC+2 (CAT)
Work / week
48h
Monthly minimum wage
16,000 SDG
Public holidays / year
13
Paid leave / year
20
Aggregated employer charges
17.0%

Understanding a payslip in Sudan

A payslip moves from gross salary to net pay by applying contributions, taxable income and income tax. Ceilings, benefits, dependants and sector rules can change the result.

  1. 1

    Gross salary

    Pay before mandatory deductions in SDG.

  2. 2

    Employee contributions

    Pension, health and other applicable deductions, including any contribution ceilings.

  3. 3

    Taxable income

    The base after locally permitted deductions and allowances.

  4. 4

    Income tax

    The amount calculated under current brackets, credits and local tax rules.

  5. 5

    Net salary

    Pay after employee contributions and income tax, excluding contract-specific benefits or deductions.

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Essential guide

Employing in Sudan

The Labour Act 1997 remains the main accessible reference for private employment, with a 48-hour week and progressive leave. Current conditions make all estimates indicative.

Decision brief

Low confidence

High legal, currency and operational risk market. Validate feasibility, security, payroll, currency, contract, permits and termination locally before commitment.

Complete guide

Contracts and hiring+

Use an Arabic or bilingual contract stating role, pay, currency, location, duration, hours and end terms, subject to local conditions.

Working time+

The Act sets 48 hours per week or 8 hours per day, with rest and special rules.

Leave and absences+

Entitlement starts at 20 days, rises to 25 days after eight years and 30 days after fifteen years of continuous service.

Termination+

Any termination requires a ground, notice, process and final settlement, to be validated against actual institutional access.

Payroll and obligations+

Tax, social security, exchange rate and payment feasibility should be confirmed at execution date.

International hiring+

Permits and residence may be affected by institutional and security conditions.

Employment law, verified sources

Reviewed on 16/09/2026. Official sources take priority.

Conflict, institutions, currency and access to sources create exceptional regulatory uncertainty.

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Employer cost
SDG 3,510/month
≈ €5
Gross salary
SDG 3,000/month
≈ €5
Net before tax
SDG 2,760/month
≈ €4
Net after tax
SDG 2,760/month
≈ €4

Social contributions in Sudan

ContributionTypeRateMonthly ceiling
Employee NSIFemployee8.0%n/a
Employer NSIFemployer17.0%n/a

Income tax in Sudan

BracketLower boundUpper boundRate
1036,0000.0%
236,00060,0005.0%
360,000120,00010.0%
4120,000and above15.0%

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Methodology & sources·All figures are indicative.