Use the TavaJobs self-employed take-home pay calculator to estimate how much you may keep from your annual business profits after Income Tax and self-employed National Insurance.
Enter your estimated yearly profit below to see an estimated yearly, monthly and weekly take-home figure.
Estimate Your Self-Employed Take-Home Pay
Use this calculator to estimate your self-employed take-home pay after Income Tax and Class 4 National Insurance.
Enter your estimated annual profit before tax to see how much you may keep yearly, monthly and weekly.
Your estimated self-employed take-home pay
Estimated yearly breakdown
How this calculator works
The calculator estimates your take-home profit by applying the standard Personal Allowance, Income Tax bands and self-employed Class 4 National Insurance rates.
It is designed for simple sole trader-style estimates. Your actual tax bill may be different depending on allowable expenses, other income, pension contributions, student loans, previous tax payments, payments on account and your personal circumstances.
Frequently asked questions
Is this self-employed calculator free?
Yes, this TavaJobs calculator is free to use.
Does this include business expenses?
No. Enter your estimated annual profit after business expenses, not your total turnover.
Does this include VAT?
No, this calculator does not include VAT calculations.
Does this include payments on account?
No, this simple calculator does not include Self Assessment payments on account.
This calculator gives an estimate only and does not replace financial, tax, payroll or accountancy advice. Your actual self-employed tax bill may vary depending on allowable expenses, other income, pension contributions, student loans, payments on account, tax code changes, benefits, VAT status and other circumstances.
The calculator currently uses UK Income Tax and Class 4 self-employed National Insurance rates for England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Scottish tax calculations are not included in this version.
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