Salary to Net Calculator UK
Estimate take-home pay from an annual salary after Income Tax, National Insurance, pension and student loan deductions.
- Annual and monthly take-home pay
- PAYE deduction breakdown
- Useful for employees and job planning
Use Accensia’s free UK calculators to estimate take-home pay, compare salary and dividends, and understand potential tax outcomes. These tools are designed for employees, sole traders, freelancers, contractors and limited company directors.
Compare salary and dividend combinations for a UK limited company and estimate the effect on take-home pay, corporation tax, National Insurance and dividend tax.
Open Salary vs Dividends CalculatorEstimate salary, dividends, tax and take-home pay in one place.
Choose a calculator below. Each tool includes a supporting guide to explain what the results mean and the assumptions used.
Estimate take-home pay from an annual salary after Income Tax, National Insurance, pension and student loan deductions.
Compare different ways of taking income from a limited company using salary and dividends.
Estimate potential Capital Gains Tax on a UK property disposal using purchase, sale and relief figures.
A future calculator to estimate sole trader income tax, National Insurance and profit after allowable business expenses.
A planned tool to help monitor taxable turnover and consider whether VAT registration may need reviewing.
Compare the estimated tax and take-home pay of operating through a limited company or as a sole trader.
Visit the Accensia templates hub to download free UK bookkeeping spreadsheets, including the self-employed expense tracker, mileage log, invoice tracker and VAT records checklist.
View Free TemplatesOur articles explain common UK tax and bookkeeping topics in plain English, including tax bands, VAT, bookkeeping records, MTD and Self Assessment.
View ArticlesEnter your figures into the relevant calculator and review the estimated result. The calculators are designed to help you understand possible outcomes, not to provide a final tax calculation or personalised advice.
These tools are mainly designed for UK employees, sole traders, freelancers, contractors, small business owners and limited company directors who want a clearer starting point for tax planning.
These calculators are provided for general guidance only and do not constitute tax, accounting, legal or financial advice. Results are estimates based on the information entered and simplified assumptions. Tax rules can change and your actual position may differ. Always seek professional advice where needed.