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Tax planning tools

Tax calculators for personal, property and business decisions

Use the calculator that matches the question, select the relevant tax year and review the assumptions before relying on the result.

A calculation is an estimate, not a filing.Allowances, income bands, residency, losses, reliefs and earlier transactions can change the final position.
Choose the yearRules change between tax periods
Enter the factsUse figures before rounding
Read assumptionsCheck what is and is not included
Confirm before filingComplex positions need review

Calculator directory

Choose the question you need to answer

Each tool has a separate purpose. Selecting a tax year inside the calculator keeps the result useful without tying the page to a single year.

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Individuals and owner-managed businesses

Income and Self Assessment calculators

Income tax calculator

Estimate Income Tax and employee National Insurance from employment and other taxable income.

Calculate income tax →

Self Assessment tax calculator

Bring together employment, self-employment, rent, savings and dividends for an indicative liability.

Estimate Self Assessment →
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Landlords, property owners and disposals

Property and Capital Gains Tax calculators

Capital Gains Tax calculator

Estimate taxable gains after acquisition costs, disposal costs, losses and the available annual exemption.

Estimate Capital Gains Tax →

Rental profit tax calculator

Estimate taxable property profit and the income tax effect of rental income and allowable costs.

Calculate rental profit tax →
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Limited companies and employers

Company, VAT and payroll calculators

Corporation Tax calculator

Estimate company tax with the selected period, profit level and relevant marginal relief assumptions.

Estimate Corporation Tax →

VAT calculator

Add VAT to a net figure or extract the VAT element from a gross amount at a chosen rate.

Calculate VAT →
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Late Self Assessment returns

HMRC late filing penalty calculator

Using the result

Check the inputs before acting on the output

A calculator can answer a defined numerical question. It cannot decide whether an amount is taxable, whether a cost is allowable, which person owns the income or whether a relief applies without the supporting facts.

If the result affects a filing, transaction or extraction decision, retain the inputs and confirm the treatment against the underlying records.

Review these points

  • the correct tax year or accounting period;
  • all income that affects the applicable bands;
  • ownership, residency and business structure;
  • losses, reliefs and amounts already paid;
  • whether the result must be reported separately.

Calculator questions

What a tax calculator can and cannot establish

The tools are designed for useful estimates. The final liability follows the legislation, the selected period and the complete facts.

Why must I choose a tax year?

Rates, bands, allowances and National Insurance rules can change. The tax-year selector applies the rule set available in that calculator for the period you choose.

Can I use a calculator result in my tax return?

Use it as a check, not as a substitute for preparing the return from records. Confirm the tax treatment, reliefs and amounts already deducted or paid before filing.

Which calculator should a landlord use?

Use the rental profit calculator for annual letting results, the mortgage interest tool for the residential finance cost tax reduction and the Capital Gains Tax calculator for a disposal.

Does the salary versus dividend result decide the best option?

No. It provides a numerical comparison under stated assumptions. Cash requirements, available profit, company law, pension planning, benefits, loans and future plans may alter the decision.

Can I ask for a calculation to be checked?

Yes. Send the saved inputs or printed calculation together with the relevant records and explain the decision or filing it will support.