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How much are the minimum and maximum health care contributions for self-employed persons? This depends on a number of factors, e.g. whether or not your health insurance entitles you to sickness benefit and whether you have to pay a supplement for your long-term care insurance. The following table provides an overview:
Overview of contribution rates and minimum/maximum contributions for self-employed persons 2026
 Health insurance with sickness benefit entitlementHealth insurance without sickness benefit entitlementLong-term care insurance without supplementLong-term care insurance with supplement
Contribution rates17.29%*16.69%*3.6%**4.2%***
Monthly income subject to contributionsMonthly contributions****Monthly contributions****Monthly contributions****Monthly contributions****
Maximum 5,812.501004.99970.11209.25 €244.13
Minimum 1,318.33227.94220.0347.46 €55.37 €
* Including TK supplementary contribution of 2.69 per cent (2026)
** This contribution rate may be reduced still further if you have more than one child. Further information on long-term care insurance contributions
*** The 0.6 per cent long-term care insurance supplement is paid by persons aged 23 and over who have no children.
**** Calculation provided for by law: the contributions levied at the general contribution rate (14.6 per cent) or reduced contribution rate (14.0 per cent) are calculated separately from those calculated at TK's supplementary contribution rate (2.69 per cent). The sum of both partial contributions is shown in the table.
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