Jordan Tax Rate Updates: Key Insights on Tax and Social Security

Jordan Tax Rate Updates: Key Insights on Tax and Social Security

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Payroll / Personal Income Tax Rates:

Taxable Income * Rate
First JOD 5,000 5%
Second JOD 5,000 10%
Third JOD 5,000 15%
Fourth JOD 5,000 20%
Over JOD 20,000 up JOD to 1,000,000 25%

In addition, please note that native people (individuals/employees) will be entitled to personal exemptions as follows:

Withholding Taxes

Social Security Updates:

Jordan’s new social security rate in 2024 remains at 21.75% – made up of 14.25% employer contribution and 7.5% employee contribution and has been in place since 2017.

Year Employee Employer
2019 7.5% 14.25%
2020 7.5% 14.25%

2021

7.5% 14.25%

2022

7.5%

14.25%

2023

7.5%

14.25%

Conclusion

As we navigate through the evolving landscape of tax and social security regulations in Jordan, staying ahead of these changes is paramount for ensuring compliance and optimising your business operations. The updates for 2024 bring about both challenges and opportunities. By understanding and adapting to these changes, your business can continue to thrive in Jordan’s dynamic market. Remember, TopSource Worldwide is here to support you every step of the way. Whether it’s through our advanced Employee Cost Calculator or our tailored advisory services, we’re committed to helping you manage your payroll and tax obligations efficiently and effectively. 

Want to remove the headache of ever-changing Jordan payroll and HR legislation? Get in touch with one of our consultants to find out more about Topsource’s fully managed payroll and EOR services.

Nena Petrovic
Nena Petrovic

Nena Petrovic is the Client Advisor Team Leader at TopSource Worldwide, a leading Global Expansion services provider. She oversees and guides a team of client advisors, who communicate and collaborate with clients effectively. She is responsible for ensuring the accurate and timely processing of client invoices and payroll, as well as developing strategies and maintaining a client-centric approach.