Salary Calculator
Work out your take home pay after taxes with our free salary calculator tool. See how Income Tax, National Insurance, and pension contributions affect your net salary, and compare scenarios in seconds.
Choose from six free UK calculators to estimate take-home pay, convert hourly wages, explore pension salary sacrifice, or calculate NHS pay, dividend tax, and statutory redundancy pay.
Work out your take home pay after taxes with our free salary calculator tool. See how Income Tax, National Insurance, and pension contributions affect your net salary, and compare scenarios in seconds.
Estimate your take-home pay from your hourly rate and hours worked. Use weekly or monthly hours to understand your real earnings and how deductions change your hourly and annual pay.
Find out how salary sacrifice affects your take-home pay with our free calculator. Check pension contribution levels, minimum wage thresholds, and the impact on monthly and yearly pay.
Estimate basic NHS Agenda for Change pay by nation, pay year, band, experience, and contracted hours. Compare gross annual, monthly, and hourly pay before deductions.
Estimate tax on dividend income alongside your other taxable income. See how the dividend allowance and tax bands affect the amount you keep.
Estimate statutory redundancy pay using your age, length of service, and salary. Include contractual redundancy to explore your total payment.
Start with the salary calculator if you know your annual gross pay, or the hourly wage calculator if you are paid by the hour. Both help you estimate what you keep after tax and other deductions.
Use the pension salary sacrifice calculator to explore how pension contributions change your take-home pay and potential tax and National Insurance savings.
For NHS roles, use the Agenda for Change calculator to check basic gross pay for your band and hours. For investment income, use the dividend tax calculator to estimate your dividend tax bill.
If you are leaving a job through redundancy, use the redundancy pay calculator to estimate your statutory entitlement. Each tool explains its supported years, assumptions, and sources.