Start with the answer
Get an estimated take-home figure first, then open only the assumptions that matter to you: pension contributions and student-loan plan.
UK tax year 2026/27
What will your salary be after tax?
Enter a salary to see an annual, monthly and weekly estimate before you compare an offer, plan a budget or check a payslip.
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Estimated take-home pay
£—a month
Yearly net£—
Weekly net£—
Personal Allowance£—
See estimated deductions
- Gross salary
- £—
- Income Tax
- £—
- Employee National Insurance
- £—
- Pension contribution
- £—
- Student loan
- £—
Compare gross and net pay
Use the conversion tools to compare annual, monthly and hourly offers on the same basis.
See the important thresholds
We explain when Income Tax, National Insurance or the Personal Allowance taper changes the result.
Use the right calculator for the question
Take-home payEstimate tax, NI, pension and student-loan deductions.Salary to hourlyTurn an annual salary into an hourly, weekly and monthly rate.Hourly to salaryEstimate annual pay from an hourly rate and contracted hours.Monthly to hourlyConvert monthly salary to an hourly rate using your actual hours.
Built for clarity, not false precision
These tools provide annualised estimates for a standard UK employee. A real payslip can differ because PAYE is calculated by payroll period and your tax code or circumstances may differ. Read the methodology and assumptions before relying on a result.
Rates and sources
Built from direct government sources for the 2026/27 tax year. HMRC rates and thresholds · Income Tax rates and allowances · full source ledger.