All UK tax calculators

17 calculators · 2026/27 tax year · updated 11 June 2026

Every UK Tax Utility calculator in one place, grouped by who it's for. Each uses the official gov.uk rates for the 2026/27 tax year, shows its working, and runs entirely in your browser. Not sure which you need? Jump to how to choose.

Gig & delivery

Self-employed on a delivery or driving platform? Estimate the Income Tax and National Insurance on your earnings after expenses.

Self-employed & business

Sole traders, contractors and company directors — work out profit-based tax, dividends, VAT and corporation tax.

Everyday & personal

The taxes most people meet: pay, property, gains and student loans.

Making Tax Digital — new for 2026

MTD for Income Tax is live from April 2026 for sole traders and landlords with qualifying income over £50,000. These tools answer the two questions everyone asks first.

How to choose the right calculator

Start from how you earn. If you drive or deliver for a platform (Uber, Deliveroo, Just Eat, Amazon Flex), you're self-employed — use your platform's calculator or the sole trader calculator, which works out Income Tax and National Insurance on your profit after expenses. Employees wanting take-home pay should use the income tax & PAYE calculator. Company directors taking dividends need the dividend tax calculator with corporation tax. Buying property? Use stamp duty; selling one? capital gains tax.

All figures are estimates sourced from gov.uk for 2026/27, provided for information and not as regulated tax advice.