ASSB, Universal Social Levy · Two returns flagASSB, Universal Social Levy · Two returns

Anguilla ASSB calculator.

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The Anguilla ASSB calculator works out Anguilla Social Security Board (ASSB) contributions and Universal Social Levy (USL) deductions on any gross pay.

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It applies the 2026 ASSB rate of 5.75% employer and 5.75% employee to the XCD 7,000 monthly insurable ceiling, and the 3% USL above the XCD 2,000 monthly exemption, with the employer match capped at XCD 12,000 per month. Enter gross pay and frequency for employer and employee math in seconds.

Current statutory rates · tracked from the official sources

Anguilla ASSB calculator: the statutory rates for 2026.

ASSB rates effective 1 January 2026: 5.75% employer and 5.75% employee, combined 11.5%, stepped from 11% in 2025. Universal Social Levy rates set by the Interim Stabilisation Levy Act, in force since 1 April 2011. Published by the Anguilla Social Security Board and the Inland Revenue Department.

5.75 / 5.75%
ASSB
5.75% employer and 5.75% employee on insurable earnings to XCD 1,617 weekly or XCD 7,000 monthly. Combined 11.5% from 1 January 2026.
3 / 3%
Universal Social Levy
3% employee on full pay and 3% employer on pay to XCD 12,000 per month. Monthly pay of XCD 2,000 or less is exempt.
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Workzoom has run payroll since 2000 and runs full gross-to-net payroll today in the Bahamas, Canada, and the US, with Anguilla payroll support coming. The rates on this page are tracked from the official sources as they change.

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The full breakdown How Anguilla ASSB actually works: the math, filing deadlines, and setup steps. A plain-English guide for Anguilla employers, published by Workzoom as a free resource.

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The most common questions Anguilla employers ask about ASSB, filing, and payroll integration.

The Anguilla ASSB calculator works out Anguilla Social Security Board (ASSB) contributions and Universal Social Levy (USL) deductions on any gross pay. It applies the 2026 ASSB rate of 5.75% employer and 5.75% employee to the XCD 7,000 monthly insurable ceiling, and the 3% USL above the XCD 2,000 monthly exemption, with the employer match capped at XCD 12,000 per month. Enter gross pay and frequency for employer and employee math in seconds.
The ASSB rate from 1 January 2026 is 5.75% for the employer and 5.75% for the employee on insurable earnings, a combined 11.5% of insurable pay. The combined rate was 11% during 2025. Insurable earnings cap at XCD 1,617 per week or XCD 7,000 per month. Rates are set by the Anguilla Social Security Board, and the employer remits both shares together.
The Universal Social Levy, formerly called the Interim Stabilisation Levy, is a separate statutory deduction collected by the Anguilla Inland Revenue Department. Employees pay 3% of gross remuneration and employers match 3% on remuneration up to XCD 12,000 per month. Monthly pay of XCD 2,000 or less is exempt; once pay tops XCD 2,000 the levy applies to the full amount. Anguilla has no personal income tax, so the levy is the income-side deduction on a payslip.
Employers submit a Contribution Certificate, Form CR-1, to the Anguilla Social Security Board with each payment of contributions. The Universal Social Levy return and payment go to the Inland Revenue Department no later than 10 days after the end of each calendar month. Late ASSB payments attract a 5% surcharge plus a further 2% per month on the outstanding amount.
Maximum insurable earnings for ASSB are XCD 1,617 per week or XCD 7,000 per month. The Universal Social Levy works differently: the employee 3% has no ceiling, while the employer match stops at XCD 12,000 of monthly remuneration. Earnings above the ASSB ceiling attract no further ASSB contributions.
The Anguilla Social Security Board administers ASSB contributions, which fund age, invalidity, survivors, sickness, and maternity benefits. The Universal Social Levy is collected by the Comptroller of Inland Revenue under the Interim Stabilisation Levy Act. Government bodies, non-governmental organizations, and incorporated churches in Anguilla are exempt from the employer share of the levy, though employee deductions still apply.
Workzoom ships the ASSB calculator and a statutory holiday calendar for Anguilla today, with XCD currency support built into the platform. Full gross-to-net payroll runs live today in the Bahamas, Canada, and the US. Contact us about Anguilla payroll and your timelines.
Each Caribbean jurisdiction has its own statutory rate, insurable ceiling, and contribution schedule. Workzoom publishes a free calculator for each: the Anguilla calculator covers ASSB and the Universal Social Levy; the Antigua and Barbuda calculator covers ABSSB, Medical Benefits, and the Education Levy; the Bahamas calculator covers NIB and the C10 schedule. Full gross-to-net payroll runs live today in the Bahamas, Canada, and the US.
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ASSB and the Universal Social Levy are two separate returns with two different bases. Workzoom's calculator gets both numbers right in seconds, with XCD currency support and the Anguilla holiday calendar built in. Full gross-to-net payroll runs live today in the Bahamas, Canada, and the US.

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