Quick answers tothe usual tax questions.
Free calculators built by our accountants and kept up to date with the 2026/27 rates. Use them for a quick estimate, then talk to us about what the numbers mean for you.
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VAT calculator
Add VAT to a net price, or strip it out of a gross figure.
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Dividend tax calculator
Tax on dividends for 2026/27, with your salary taken into account.
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Salary vs dividend calculator
Find the most tax-efficient mix of salary and dividends from your company's profit.
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Corporation Tax calculator
Corporation Tax on your profit, including marginal relief.
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Self-employed tax calculator
Income tax and National Insurance on sole trader profits.
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Take-home pay calculator
Salary after tax, National Insurance, student loan and pension.
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Employer NI calculator
Employer's National Insurance and the true cost of a hire.
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Capital Gains Tax calculator
Tax on selling property, shares or crypto, at 18% and 24%.
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Limited company tax calculator
From turnover to take-home: Corporation Tax, NI and dividend tax in one view.
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Sole trader vs limited company calculator
When does going limited actually save you money? Find your break-even point.
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About these calculators
Each calculator uses the rates and thresholds for the 2026/27 tax year in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and shows the figures it relies on so you can see the assumptions. Scottish income tax bands differ.
The results are estimates for general guidance. They do not account for every allowance, relief or source of income, and they are not a substitute for advice on your own situation. If a number looks important, ask us to check it before you act on it.
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