Rate changes, worked out.
When a country changes a tax band or a contribution, we load the new rule for the day it starts and show what it does to a real payslip. Every figure here comes from the engine that runs payroll.
- Ghana's new PAYE bands from 1 September 2026 Ghana's PAYE bands changed on 1 September 2026 under Act 1178: a wider tax-free band, and higher bands that start earlier. What it does to a payslip. Read what changed
- British Columbia's payroll tax changes from 1 July 2026 From 1 July 2026 B.C. withholding uses a 6.14% lowest rate and a larger B.C. tax reduction, both prorated for the rest of the year. What it does to a payslip. Read what changed
- Uganda's new PAYE bands from 1 July 2026 From 1 July 2026 Uganda's first UGX 335,000 a month is tax free, the 10% band is gone and a 25% band sits between 20% and 30%. What it does to a payslip. Read what changed
- Utah's withholding rate falls to 4.45% from 1 June 2026 Utah withholding fell from 4.50% to 4.45% for pay periods beginning on or after 1 June 2026, with new schedule figures. What it does to a payslip. Read what changed
- Kenya's NSSF limit rises to KES 108,000 From 1 February 2026 NSSF is charged at 6% each on pay up to KES 108,000 a month, up from KES 72,000. What it does to take-home pay and employer cost. Read what changed