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Deposit calculator: net interest

The net interest on a deposit is the gross interest minus fees and tax. For 10,000 € at 3% for 2 years with monthly compounding, the gross interest is 617.57 €; after 19% tax withholding (117.34 €) the net is 500.23 €, and after 2% yearly inflation the real final value is 10,092.50 €.

net = gross − tax − fees · real value = net final / (1 + inflation)^years

Updated: · Albea Systems

Deposit details

Tax, fees and inflation

Calculated in your browser with the same engine as the app. Informational: confirm the terms with your bank.

Result

Gross interest€617.57
Tax withheld− €117.34
Net interest€500.23
Net final amount€10,500.23
Real value (today)€10,092.50
Net annual return2.47%
YearInterestBalance
1€304€10,304
2€313€10,618

What comes off the interest

The withholding applied in Spain on interest is usually 19%; the final liability depends on your savings bracket. Enter the percentage that applies to you. Opening and maintenance fees also come off.

The net annual return is solved from the real cash flows, so monthly contributions count for as long as they have been in the deposit.

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Frequently asked questions

What tax is withheld on deposit interest?

In Spain, the withholding is usually 19%. You can change the percentage in the calculator for other cases.

What is the real value?

What the final amount would be worth in today’s money, after the inflation you enter. If inflation exceeds the net return, you lose purchasing power.

What is the difference between simple and compound interest?

With simple interest, interest does not earn more interest; with compound interest it is added to the balance at the frequency you choose and earns interest itself.