Pay and tax calculators for the UK
Work out your take-home pay after Income Tax, National Insurance, student loan and pension, turn an hourly wage into a yearly salary, and see how Scotland’s rates differ.
- 10 free calculators
- Updated for 2026/27
- Official figures, no sign-up
Calculators
- Salary Your take-home pay after Income Tax, National Insurance, pension and student loan.
- Autumn Budget 2026 How the Autumn Budget changes your take-home pay and tax on savings from April 2027.
- Inheritance Tax The Inheritance Tax on an estate, with the home allowance, spouse and charity.
- Hourly to Salary Turn your hourly rate into annual, monthly and weekly pay, before and after tax.
- Self-Employed Tax Income Tax and National Insurance on sole trader profits, and when to pay.
- Dividend Tax The tax on your dividends after the £500 allowance, and when to pay it.
- Job Offer Comparison Compare two job offers after tax, including Scotland.
- Bonus Tax How much of your bonus you keep after tax, National Insurance and student loan.
- VAT Add VAT to a price or take it out, at 20%, 5% or 0%.
- Scotland vs England Tax What you take home in Scotland compared with England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Popular salaries after tax
Take-home pay a year.
Tables and rates
Guides
All UK guides- Income tax Autumn Budget 2026: what it means for your money What the Autumn Budget 2026 changes for your pay, savings, ISAs, pension, property and bills, and when, in plain English, with examples. Read the guide
- Pay & benefits UK tax codes explained What your tax code means, in plain English. From 1257L to BR, K codes and emergency codes, how it changes your take-home pay, and what to do if it's wrong. Read the guide
- Income tax Self Assessment and payments on account explained Self Assessment deadlines, how payments on account work, why your first bill can be one and a half years' tax, the penalties, and how to pay less. Read the guide
- Pay & benefits How to read your payslip What everything on a UK payslip means, from your tax code and NI letter to tax, National Insurance, pension and student loan deductions, with a worked example. Read the guide
- Income tax Marriage Allowance: worth up to £252 a year How Marriage Allowance works in 2026/27, who can claim it, how much it saves, how to backdate it four years, and how it changes your tax codes. Read the guide
- Pay & benefits National Insurance explained What National Insurance is, how much comes off your pay in 2026/27, the rates for employees and the self-employed, and how it builds your State Pension. Read the guide