Self-Employed Income Tax Calculator

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As a self-employed professional, understanding how much tax you owe is key
to managing your finances and avoiding surprises at year-end.

Self-Employed Income Tax Calculator

Self-Employed Income Tax Calculator Stay In Control And Confident

We’re currently fine-tuning our Self-Employed Income Tax Calculator to ensure it reflects the most accurate HMRC thresholds and allowances. In the meantime, speak to one of our expert accountants for a free consultation and get personalised insights into your self-employment tax obligations.
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Your gross annual salary represents your employment income subject to tax.
  • All numbers in this calculator are computed on an annual basis.
  • The rates used to calculate income tax and National Insurance are applicable for the current tax year. Refer to the guide for the latest income tax and NIC rates.
  • Income tax is calculated exclusively for UK-based taxpayers. The rates differ for residents of Scotland because Scottish income tax rates differ from those in the rest of the UK and are not accounted for in these calculations.
  • Income tax is calculated based on the standard personal allowance of £12,570.
  • This calculator will not be accurate if the total salary entered falls below £12,750 per year or above £100,000. 
  • National Insurance is calculated considering the taxpayer is in Category letter A. If you are under 21, an apprentice under 25 or over the state pension age,  the NI calculations might be different from what you actually pay in National Insurance.
  • Self-employed expenses solely represent allowable expenses as stated by HMRC. Learn more about what expenses qualify as allowable.