Free tax calculators, checked by accountants.

Quick, clear estimates for corporation tax, income tax, capital gains, VAT and working from home, using this tax year's rates. Try the VAT sum now, or pick a calculator below.

Quick VAT sum20%

Add or take off VAT

Net£1,000.00

VAT at 20%£200.00

Total with VAT£1,200.00

Other rates and invoices

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Each one prints a worked example as you scroll, using real rates for 2026/27. Open a calculator to put in your own figures.

Corporation taxFY 2026, example

Taxable profit£100,000.00

Main rate at 25%£25,000.00

Marginal relief−£2,250.00

Corporation tax due£22,750.00

Effective rate 22.75%

Corporation tax calculator

Work out your company's corporation tax, including marginal relief when profits fall between £50,000 and £250,000.

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Income tax and NI2026/27, example

Salary£30,000.00

Personal allowance, tax free£12,570.00

Income tax at 20%−£3,486.00

National Insurance at 8%−£1,394.40

Take-home pay£25,119.60

England, Wales and Northern Ireland

Income tax calculator

See your income tax, National Insurance and take-home pay for this tax year, band by band.

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Capital gains tax2026/27, example

Gain on a buy-to-let flat£50,000.00

Annual exempt amount−£3,000.00

Taxable gain£47,000.00

Tax at 24%£11,280.00

Higher rate taxpayer

Capital gains tax calculator

Selling a let property, shares or a business asset? See the tax on your gain after the £3,000 allowance.

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VATStandard rate, example

Price before VAT£1,000.00

VAT at 20%£200.00

Price with VAT£1,200.00

Registration threshold £90,000

VAT calculator

Add VAT to a price or take it off a total, at 20%, 5% or a rate you choose.

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Working from home2026/27, example

Business use of home120 hrs a month

Flat rate, 101 hours or more£26 a month

Months worked from home12

Allowable expense£312.00

Employees can't claim from 6 April 2026

Working from home calculator

Self-employed and working from home? Compare the flat rate with your actual costs and claim the bigger figure.

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Before you rely on the figures.

The calculators use the standard rates and allowances for the tax year they show. They can't see your other income, your losses or the reliefs you might claim, so treat each answer as a good estimate.

Give us a ring first if you're

  • running a company with profits between £50,000 and £250,000
  • earning over £100,000, where your personal allowance starts to go
  • selling a property: UK residential gains are reported and paid within 60 days
  • getting close to the £90,000 VAT registration threshold
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