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UK Take-Home Pay Calculator

Enter your salary and see exactly what lands in your account. Scottish bands, student loans, pension, and bonuses — all handled.

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Guides & explainers

In-depth, plain-English guides to the UK tax system, written and kept current for the 2026/27 tax year.

The 60% Tax Trap, Explained Why earnings between £100,000 and £125,140 are taxed at an effective 60%, and the pension move that removes it. Salary Sacrifice, Explained How swapping salary for a pension or EV cuts your Income Tax and National Insurance, with worked examples. Student Loan Plans Compared Plan 1, 2, 4, 5 and Postgraduate. Which one you're on, what you repay, and why overpaying is usually a mistake. UK Income Tax Rates & Brackets The 2026/27 bands explained, how the slices stack, and the separate Scottish system. National Insurance, Explained How much you really pay, what it funds, and the one move that legally reduces it. IR35, Explained Inside vs outside, who decides, and the take-home difference it makes for contractors.
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How Paycheckly works

Paycheckly calculates your UK take-home pay using the official HMRC Income Tax bands and National Insurance thresholds for the 2026/27 tax year. Enter your gross salary and it shows your monthly and annual net pay, with a full breakdown of every deduction, so you can see exactly where your money goes before it reaches your account.

Unlike most calculators, it handles the cases that actually catch people out: the six Scottish income tax bands, all five student loan plans, workplace pension and salary sacrifice contributions, one-off bonuses, dividend income, and the £100,000 to £125,140 zone where the Personal Allowance tapers away and creates an effective 60% marginal rate. Each result links to a plain-English guide explaining the rules behind the number.

Your figures are never stored or sent anywhere. Every calculation runs entirely in your browser, so nothing you type leaves your device. Paycheckly is built and maintained by Mike Turzynski and updated each tax year from HMRC and Scottish Government sources. It is provided as guidance, not financial advice. For anything complex, speak to a qualified accountant or adviser.