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Calculate your take-home pay and tax deductions for 2024/2025

Understanding Your Calculations

Detailed breakdown of how your tax and national insurance are calculated

How Your Income Tax is Calculated

Gross Income

£0

Personal Allowance

£0

Taxable Income

£0

Total Tax

£0

Tax Bands Breakdown

BandRateAmountTax
Total£0£0

How Your National Insurance is Calculated

Income Liable for NI

£0

Your NIC Letter

A

Standard Rate

Between £12,570 and £50,270

8%

Higher Rate

Above £50,270

2%

NI Contribution Breakdown

IncomeRateContribution
Total£0

Additional Breakdowns

Based on 5 working days:

£0 per day

Based on 40-hour week:

£0 per hour

Calculation Assumptions

  • • You are not a company director
  • • Pay is paid in equal instalments during the tax year
  • • You are under the state pension age
  • • You do not pay Scottish income tax
  • • NI category assumed to be A
  • • Tax code assumed to be standard 1257L (one job or pension)
  • • Calculations exclude pension contributions

Tax Information

Tax Year 2024/2025

Personal Allowance£12,570

The amount of income you don't have to pay tax on. This may be smaller if you earn over £100,000.

Personal Allowance Reduction£100,000

Your personal allowance reduces by £1 for every £2 earned over £100,000.

Income Tax Rates

Basic Rate20%

Applies to income between £12,571 to £50,270

Higher Rate40%

Applies to income between £50,271 to £125,140

Additional Rate45%

Applies to all income over £125,140

National Insurance

Standard Rate8%

Applies to weekly earnings between £242 and £967

Higher Rate2%

Applies to weekly earnings above £967

Important Notes

  • • Tax calculations are for illustrative purposes only
  • • Your actual tax may vary based on your specific circumstances
  • • This calculator assumes you're on a standard tax code
  • • Additional deductions like student loans are not included
  • • Scottish tax rates may differ

Sources

UK Government Tax RatesNational Insurance Rates