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UK Take-Home Pay Calculator

Use the TavaJobs UK take-home pay calculator to estimate how much of your salary you may take home after Income Tax and employee National Insurance.

Enter your annual salary below to see an estimated yearly, monthly and weekly take-home pay figure.

Estimate Your UK Take-Home Pay

Use the TavaJobs UK take-home pay calculator to estimate how much of your salary you may take home after Income Tax and employee National Insurance.

Enter your annual salary below to see an estimated yearly, monthly and weekly take-home pay figure.

Please enter a valid annual salary.

Your estimated take-home pay

Yearly take-home £0
Monthly take-home £0
Weekly take-home £0

Estimated yearly breakdown

Gross annual salary £0
Estimated Income Tax £0
Estimated employee National Insurance £0
Total estimated deductions £0
Estimated take-home pay £0
This calculator uses the 2026–2027 UK Income Tax and employee National Insurance rates for England, Wales and Northern Ireland. It gives an estimate only and does not include pension contributions, student loans, benefits, bonuses, tax code changes or other deductions.

How this calculator works

The calculator estimates your take-home pay by applying the standard Personal Allowance, Income Tax bands and employee National Insurance rates for the selected tax region.

Your actual payslip may be different if you have pension contributions, student loan repayments, salary sacrifice, taxable benefits, bonuses, a different tax code or other payroll deductions.

Frequently asked questions

Is this take-home pay calculator free?

Yes, this TavaJobs calculator is free to use.

Does this calculator include pension contributions?

No, this version does not include pension contributions. It gives a simple estimate based on Income Tax and employee National Insurance.

Does this calculator include student loans?

No, student loan and postgraduate loan repayments are not included in this version.

Can I use this before accepting a new job?

Yes, it can help you estimate how much you may take home from a new salary before accepting a job offer.

This calculator gives an estimate only and does not replace financial, tax or payroll advice. Your actual take-home pay may vary depending on your tax code, pension contributions, student loan repayments, salary sacrifice, taxable benefits, bonuses and other deductions.

The calculator currently uses UK Income Tax and employee National Insurance rates for England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Scottish tax calculations are not included in this version.