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FAQs
How is UK income tax calculated?
Income Tax is calculated using progressive bands: 0% on the first ยฃ12,570 (Personal Allowance), 20% on ยฃ12,571-ยฃ50,270, 40% on ยฃ50,271-ยฃ125,140, and 45% above ยฃ125,140.
What is the personal allowance and when does it reduce?
The Personal Allowance is ยฃ12,570 for most people. It reduces by ยฃ1 for every ยฃ2 earned above ยฃ100,000, until it reaches zero.
How do student loan repayments work?
You repay 9% of your income above the threshold (ยฃ24,990 for Plan 1, ยฃ27,295 for Plan 2, ยฃ31,395 for Plan 4, ยฃ25,000 for Plan 5).
How to Use the UK Salary Calculator
Estimate your UK take-home pay after Income Tax, National Insurance, and pension.
- Enter your gross annual salary.
- Add pension contributions and student loan plan if relevant.
- See your take-home pay per year, month, and week.
- Review the Income Tax and National Insurance breakdown.
UK Take-Home
Net Pay
Income Tax uses banded rates above the personal allowance; NI is charged above a threshold.
Example:
Input: ยฃ40,000 salary
Calculation: minus tax, NI, pension
Result: โ take-home
Real-World Use Cases
Job Offers
Compare net pay across salaries.
Pension Planning
See how contributions affect take-home.
Tips & Common Mistakes
Tips
- Salary sacrifice pensions reduce both tax and NI.
- The personal allowance tapers away at higher incomes.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Forgetting student loan repayments.
- Comparing gross salaries instead of net pay.