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- On 13-Jan-12, Raymond P said, Would like to see allowances disappear when income is over £100,000. Fairly major oversight.
UK Tax Calculators says:
Allowances do reduce by £1 for every £2 over the £100,000 limit (2011-), however the only time this behaviour does not occur on this calculator is when you have entered a tax code for your calculation. Tax codes are provided WITH the above reduction in allowances, so no further amendments are made to the personal allowance by the calculation....... - On 18-Dec-11, Andrew said, Non-earned, non-ISA income e.g. savings and bonds interest and dividends......
- On 02-Dec-11, S WAITE said, ADD A COMPANY CAR CALCULATION......
- On 26-Oct-11, DENISE FIELDING said, Pre- April 2011 Childcare Scheme......
- On 22-Oct-11, Duncan Parsons said, Excellent - well done whoever devised this......
- On 24-Sep-11, Grant Buchanan said, Fantastic software - but what about Directors who pay themselves with a mixture of salary and dividends? Thanks ......
- On 10-Sep-11, Somba Dih said, Excellent presentation and ease of use ! Can the reuslts be saved as a .CSV to be used in EXCEL ?......
- On 31-Jul-11, Mike Coyne said, Pensioners. Breakdown to include seperate state pension plus any company pension against the higher personal allowance......
- On 02-Jul-11, David Thomas said, Is there any allowance for a same sex marriage where the oversea partner is not recieving any wage or benefits......
- On 23-Jun-11, Robin Patchett said, Please could fields be added for overtime and other non taxable amounts......
- On 17-Jun-11, T. Cooper said, Add input fields/calculations for Savings/Dividends taxation.......
- On 11-Jun-11, Jg said, a calc. for net pay when paying a proportion of gross income(incl. employer's NI) as PAYE and the rest as dividend(s)......
- On 03-May-11, Norman said, With unemployment and early retirement it is useful to know how income effected drawing early pension but getting another job......
- On 19-Apr-11, Kevin Holleron said, employer pension contribution vs personal pension contributions for directors......
- On 19-Apr-11, Jan said, excel version for downloading......
- On 15-Apr-11, Duncan Smith said, Car allowance / company car added to UK Tax form. ......
- On 15-Apr-11, Tom Moore said, Great product but it appears to start to erode Married Couples Allowance before it has exhausted PA. Is this a flaw? I can email more detail.......
- On 07-Apr-11, Paul Lewis said, Some of the tax code info out of date eg 20/22% tax rate
UK Tax Calculators says:
As the tax calculator can calculate for years going back to 2003, the basic rate percentage is shown as both the 20% and 22% historic figures. This only shows in the tax code notification box and we will update it to give the exact percentage soon....... - On 07-Apr-11, Mark said, Can we have a joint account calculator for working out capital gains tax on joint shares......
- On 06-Apr-11, Jm Langelier said, the government say that all tax allowance will go up by 1000 but over 65 only 500 why
UK Tax Calculators says:
I'm not sure about the quoted £1,000 increases being across all age bands, but the rates and allowances are the official figures as published by the Treasury and HMRC....... - On 06-Apr-11, Ronnie said, just found this uk tax calculator excellent thanks......
- On 01-Apr-11, Jackie said, I do not pay NHI so just deduct from net total?
UK Tax Calculators says:
Jackie, by NHI do you mean National Insurance Contributions? If so, please tick the 'No NIC' box when entering your details. If you are using the wizard, it will detect from your date of birth whether you should pay NIC's or you can enter your income into the NIC Exempt Income box. Hope that helps....... - On 31-Mar-11, John Francis said, It should include gift aid.......
- On 31-Mar-11, Jane said, input staff salaries for the year and see how much the employers NI would be......
- On 28-Mar-11, Peter said, Would have liked the tool to include the additional 9% deduction for student loan repayments from my annual bonus.
UK Tax Calculators says:
Thanks for the tip, we will update the bonus calculator to include the increased student loan contribution this week. Update - Student loan payments now added to bonus calculation...... - On 24-Mar-11, Catherine Maudsley said, I an confused by the amount of tax allowance(9940) you have for 65 when everywhere else shows it to be 9490.
UK Tax Calculators says:
Hi Catherine, £9,940 is the tax free allowance for people aged 65-74 in the 2011/2012 tax year. The £9,490 figure you have seen on other sites is last years tax allowance. You can select any tax year between 2003-2011 on our calculator....... - On 24-Mar-11, Tom said, Contracting Out of Second State Pension......
- On 22-Mar-11, Ian Cowan said, company car tax calculator
UK Tax Calculators says:
We will look into this as we would require require data for vehicle emissions to allow you to select your car. More news on this coming tomorrow....... - On 19-Mar-11, Clive Howard said, capital gains tax allowances for 2011 and 2012 and effects of "tapering".
UK Tax Calculators says:
The CGT rates and allowances for 2011/2012 have not yet been published, but we will update as soon as they have been announced....... - On 15-Mar-11, Dave said, how about an iphone app?
UK Tax Calculators says:
We are looking into possible apps for iPhone and Android - in the meantime you can use our mobile website at m.uktaxcalculators.co.uk...... - On 13-Mar-11, Stewart said, can you provide a PAYE code calculator
UK Tax Calculators says:
There is a PAYE code calculator built into the main tax calculator. You need to scroll down the page below the graph where you will see your tax summary. This will explain details of the code you have entered. If you mean a PAYE code calculator where a code can be generated, that is a good idea and we will look into it....... - On 09-Mar-11, EILEEN HINFEY said, when do you qualify for the over 65s tax free allowance, ie what does your date of birth have to be, do you have to be 65
UK Tax Calculators says:
As long as you are turning 65 somewhere between the 6th April and 5th April of the tax year, you will get the full over 65 tax allowance for that entire year....... - On 09-Mar-11, MARK said, Would like to be able to add in dividend income
UK Tax Calculators says:
You can use our UK Tax Calculators Wizard - this will allow you to enter multiple types/sources of income....... - On 03-Mar-11, Ewen.kennedy said, I was born 28/4/35 therefore not entitled to a married mans tax allowance
UK Tax Calculators says:
We have updated the calculator options to make the 'married' option clearer regarding this. Unfortunately, as the PAYE calculator does not request your date of birth and the married couples allowance is specific to your date of birth, this option must only be ticked if that condition is met. Our UK Tax Calculators Wizard does request your date of birth and will therefore be able to check if you are eligible for MCA. Try it at www.uktaxcalculators.co.uk/wizard...... - On 03-Mar-11, Dennis Goodlad said, Thank you for an excellent calculator. I would like to see the tax payable split into 20% and 40% bands to help plan pension.
UK Tax Calculators says:
Thanks Dennis! You can see the tax payable split into its bands by putting the mouse cursor over the arrow next to where is says 'tax due' in the result table. This should then show you the various bands and tax amount in each....... - On 25-Feb-11, Paul McGurk said, Dear Sir, i receive 34,202 per annum and will receive a £15k retention bonus end of April what will i get as no paremeters
UK Tax Calculators says:
Your bonus amount after tax, if taxed in the same manner as your other income, would depend upon the month in which you receive it. If it is paid via PAYE at the end of april, as part of the new tax year 2011/12, your bonus would be worth £9,526.40 after the additional tax and NIC on it would be paid. Click here and scroll to the bottom to see the annual bonus calculation....... - On 18-Feb-11, A M ALI said, AWESOME......
- On 15-Feb-11, Jenny said, calculator of 4 week payments for those that are paid 4 weekly......
- On 05-Feb-11, Murray said, Be able to add employer and employee pension contributions separately......
- On 04-Feb-11, Andrew Mason said, PA is withdrawn above 100k where 100k is your adjusted income AFTER pension. your calc ingores the pension
UK Tax Calculators says:
Thank you for pointing this out. In the initial proposal for tapering allowances the pension deductions from gross income were excluded - however this was amended according to www.hmrc.gov.uk/budget2009/additional-rate-examples.pdf.
We have now updated the tapering calculation to allow for both employers and private pension contributions reducing the gross income - naturally the salary sacrifice option remains unchanged. ...... - On 02-Feb-11, David E Butler said, what will be my basic rate pension receipts for 2011/2012......
- On 31-Jan-11, Peter Coglan said, taxable benefit line (increases tax paid)......
- On 31-Jan-11, Matthew Graham said, Please include childcare vouchers or other salary sacrifice schemes as an option......
- On 31-Jan-11, TaxPayer said, Great idea! Would be good to have more fine grained control on the slides or maybe extra textboxes for lower and upper values......
- On 24-Jan-11, Carl Simpson said, 2 things - 1. how national insurance is calculated, and 2. how to find out your NIC number.
UK Tax Calculators says:
You can find your National Insurance Category Letter on your payslips, P60 etc. For more information on how we calculate NIC visit our 'how we calculate tax' page....... - On 13-Jan-11, Shirley Maskell said, Tax and NI to pay on an occupational pension? no employer so no employer NI contributions. Impact please?......
- On 30-Dec-10, Mick said, Excellent - but is the pension tax rebate correct? It looks like it's recovering 25% rather than 20%
UK Tax Calculators says:
On the Employer's Pension Option, the Pension Relief Amount shown is the amount of tax saved by using a portion of your salary as a pension contribution - as the tax relief is given at source.
However, with the Private Pension Option, the Pension Relief shown is calculated as follows - if your pension per year is £6,000, the relief would be 20% of the gross ((6000 / 0.8) - 6000) = £1,500.
View our Pension Calculation page for full details....... - On 14-Dec-10, Colin said, How can I enter taxable benefits from my employer e.g. company car?
UK Tax Calculators says:
With BIK, tax is paid on the taxable value of the benefit (or the cash equivalent value). You would have to calculate this value and pay the additional tax on it - unfortunately the calculations for BIK are varied and are subject to special rules.
If you are under PAYE then your tax code should be adjusted to cover your BIK's, or you would pay the tax at the end of the year through a Tax Return.
For now, please enter your tax code and the tax calculation will adjust accordingly. We will look into ways of integrating a useful BIK calculator into the tax calculator....... - On 12-Dec-10, Andy said, Tax payable by each band. Earnings by Work, Pension, Interest & Investments would be good. Thanks anyway......
- On 09-Dec-10, Peter said, What is the 10% savings rate for 2011/2?
UK Tax Calculators says:
The starting 10% savings rate for 2011/2012 is increasing from £2,440 to £2,560 - however, if the individuals non-savings taxable income exceeds this £2,560 amount, then the 10% starting rate for savings income will not be available....... - On 19-Nov-10, Gordon Tatler said, O.A.P with state and private pension calculator?......
- On 15-Nov-10, Tom said, For salary sacrifice you need to include possibility of directing NI savings into the pension - not pay. Often done this way.......
- On 10-Nov-10, R P Ellis said, I like to calculators but I do not know why there is no NIC for employers for women over 60
UK Tax Calculators says:
You pay NIC's from age 16 until you reach State Pension age. This is 65 for men and 60 for women born on or before 5 April 1950 - but it'll gradually increase to 65 for women over the period from 2010 to 2020. These changes will be factored in to the calculator soon. I.E if you are female and were born after 6th April 1951, your state pension age would be 61. This would require entering your date of birth into the calculator in order to be accurate, so we are finalising the best way to implement this...... - On 09-Nov-10, Mick Saunders said, I took Early retirement to help look after my handicapped son. Does this calculator apply to people like me?
UK Tax Calculators says:
Hi Mick, if you have taken Early Retirement the calculator can still calculate your income pre-retirement as normal. For post-retirement, if you received your occupational pension early and there are tax-free lump sum elements etc, these would not be covered by this calculator as it only calculates personal tax on PAYE, CIS and Self Employment income....... - On 02-Nov-10, Richard Hemsworth said, to calculate tax payable on a redundancy lump sum where the first 30000is tax free, also receiving pension and tax free lump sum......
- On 31-Oct-10, Dave Beck said, add a mixed earned income pension income option, for us working retired......
- On 28-Oct-10, R Wakefield said, A 65-year old on £99,999 pa takes home £5,839 pm, but one on £100,100 takes home £5,628 pm. WHY??
UK Tax Calculators says:
(1) From the 2010-11 tax year the Personal Allowance reduces where the income is above £100, 000 - by £1 for every £2 of income above the £100,000 limit. This reduction applies irrespective of age.
(2) These allowances reduce where the income is above the income limit - by £1 for every £2 of income above the limit. For the 2008-09 and 2009-10 tax years they will never be less than the basic Personal Allowance or minimum amount of Married Couple's Allowance. However, from the 2010-11 tax year the Personal Allowance for people aged 65 to 74 and 75 and over can be reduced below the basic Personal Allowance where the income is above £100,000.
This is the information from HMRC. Please email us if we have misinterpreted this....... - On 25-Oct-10, ATUL said, GOOD......
- On 21-Oct-10, Roger said, income limit for age related allowances....or threshold limits for 2011-2012......
- On 20-Oct-10, Jake said, Monthly bonuses, and also a per month take home pay with said bonuses......
- On 19-Oct-10, Mark said, would be good to compare a new salary against existing salary when moving jobs......
- On 16-Oct-10, William said, Total of income tax and employers and employees NI as percentage of each additional pound spent by the employer.......
- On 13-Oct-10, Richard Ellis said, to be able to work out likely tax deductions if unemployed for 6 months then work for 6 months......
- On 11-Oct-10, Jennie said, Would be helpful if you were able to calc class 4 NI along side tax allowanace
UK Tax Calculator says:
Please select the CIS option if you are self employed or working in CIS. This will calculate your NIC's as class 2 and class 4 ...... - On 30-Sep-10, Laurence Thomas said, Please ignore last comment. Calculator is correct!......
- On 27-Sep-10, Neil Goble said, if I adjust my tax code it should give the option of adjusting the previous years tax code or the comparison is not valid
UK Tax Calculators says:
The "Compare Tax on Two Jobs" calculator was designed to calculate tax on incomes both originating in the same tax year. ...... - On 26-Sep-10, A Bhogal said, can we have a mortgage calculator......
- On 25-Sep-10, Suresh said, how to calculate tax if tax year is differentr - what i mean say if my account tax y/ ending is 31st may 2010-......
- On 16-Sep-10, G KEENAN said, i would like the ability to use the calculator to work out my salary. i am paid every 4 weeks and recieve 13 pays a year.......
- On 15-Sep-10, Alok Kothari said, Tax Free allowance is it available onYearly basis? if i start working in Oct-2010 what will be my tax free All. for 2010-11??......
- On 14-Sep-10, Christine Watkins said, how to calculate tax on comutation pension......
- On 11-Sep-10, Maihri said, a calculator which will calculate an income of a private pension and a government pension......
- On 03-Sep-10, Amarpaul Bhogal said, a mortgage calculator and iphone app......
- On 01-Sep-10, Chris said, Find what my Net pay would be in the month I receive a bonus.......
- On 02-Aug-10, Mr Patel said, exelante......
- On 27-Jul-10, Bryan Perry said, I am unable to your calculator to agree with R&C return by a long way.What am I doing wrong?
UK Tax Calculators says:
We are fixing the Married Couples Allowance error on some calculations - this effects people over 74 only. ...... - On 19-Jul-10, Steve Green said, foreign income / class 2 or 3 NI contribution only and foreign tax credits......
- On 05-Jul-10, Paul Managan said, company cars added......
- On 28-Jun-10, Stephen said, EE NIC for contracted out of SERPS......
- On 23-Jun-10, Ladizov said, The calculations for 2010/2011 always add national insurance even if you are not of working age.
UK Tax Calculators says:
You can remove NIC's by ticking the NIC Exempt box....... - On 04-Jun-10, Neil Hutton said, it would be nice as an option to see weekly take home pay on the the front screen instead of just monthly......
- On 28-May-10, Gillian said, Above 180k I need to be able to add my ERs pension in to see how the new charges will work next year please......
- On 21-May-10, Penny said, ?mistake. On Tax calculator in a job, when I put in high salary ie. £240K pa, it shows tax free allowance remaining??......
- On 21-May-10, Penny said, Fab site. Would like to see a comparison between taking a job, or setup and charge through a limited company.......
- On 16-May-10, Ian Parker said, Future year calculations i.e. 2012.13 and onwards for up to 3 years......
- On 06-May-10, Stewart said, An overall tax liability calculator incorporating salary, BIKs,divs, pensions......
- On 20-Apr-10, AlanM said, works well......
- On 07-Apr-10, Hari said, A great Tax Calculator. Thank you..!!......
- On 06-Apr-10, Frank Doyle said, For those who are 65/75 during the tax year 2010/11 the higher personnel allowance is applied. This needs to be factored in.
UK Tax Calculators says:
From the 2010-11 tax year the Personal Allowance for people aged 65 to 74 and 75 and over can be reduced below the basic Personal Allowance where the income is above £100,000.
For income over the age related income allowance (£22,900), the personal allowance is reduced by £1 for every £2 over £22,900 - but cannot go below the basic personal allowance of £6,475 - if the income goes over £100,000 then the personal allowance can be reduced to zero....... - On 06-Apr-10, George Radanov said, 2nd job earnings calculation of tax liability and combined against main job
UKTaxCalculators says:
Our Compare Tax On Two Jobs Calculator will provide tax details for two jobs seperately then also the same income combined into one job....... - On 05-Apr-10, Paul Rogers said, Ability on the reverse calcuator to show on a progressive month by month basis, so it would show after 1 month 2 months etc......
- On 01-Apr-10, Nathan said, I get paid in dividends not salary, so it would be useful to have that facility as the tax rates are different, thanks!
UKTaxCalculators says:
Nathan we have a dividend tax calculator on here too - it's in the menu under "more tax calculators" or click here Dividend Tax Calculator - It will be updated to be more thorough soon!...... - On 31-Mar-10, Mohammed said, Easy and Helpful......
- On 30-Mar-10, Freddy said, I am 67, married, Pension income of 25964. Your calculations I would pay 600 more per year than any other site!
UKTaxCalculators says:
Your tax calculation is as follows:
You are married, aged 67 and earning £26,964/year.
Personal Allowance is reduced from the standard of £9490 to £7458 (£2032 is deducted as you earn over the age related allowance limit of £22,900)
The taxable amount is therefore £19,506 and tax due@20% is £3,901.20.
The only deduction that could be made to reduce your tax bill is the married couples allowance - but that is only applicable if you/your partner are either over 75 or born before 6th April 1935 (i.e. 75).
You are 67.
You would have an additional £591.60 taken off your tax bill with married couples allowance. Your tax bill would be £3309.60
Please email me at info@uktaxcalculators.co.uk with information about where you got the other calculation from Freddy....... - On 26-Mar-10, GoRt said, Any chance you can add in pension contributions as these are now critical <--- UK Tax Calculators says: The calculator currently allows Private Pension Contributions and Salary Sacrificed Pension Contributions/Employer Paid, Please clarify by emailing me at info@uktaxcalculators.co.uk......
- On 22-Mar-10, Tentooneten said, Explain civil service contracted out pension, entry required in calculator?......
- On 22-Mar-10, Joe said, A facility to add in 2 income streams. One (pension) with no NI and the other with variable rate NI contributions......
- On 21-Mar-10, TaxNut said, Implement anti-forestalling rules for earners above 130k......
- On 17-Mar-10, TaxAddict said, Fix the Annual Bonus - same result whether zero or not <--- UK Tax Calculators says: The Bonus Feature will only show the additional tax due on the amount of bonus you enter. The tax calculation will be made on the annual salary figure. The bonus shows the additional tax due if you receive a bonus. Email me at info@uktaxcalculators.co.uk if i've missed something!......
- On 10-Mar-10, Mark Reynolds said, I have just come across this site and I think it is superb. Could you add Bonus calculations on here? Thank you. <-- UK Tax Calculators says : Bonus tax calculation added (13-03-10)......
- On 26-Feb-10, Douglas said, Can you add a salary sacrifice function for pension contributions? <--- UK Tax Calculators says: Added New Salary Sacrifice Option......
- On 09-Feb-10, Mark said, How about the effect of charitable donations ? <--- UK Tax Calculators says: Payroll Giving is deducted from the Gross Income......
- On 05-Feb-10, Taxpayer said, Can you graph the years to show graphical change in net salary <--- UK Tax Calculators says: ADDED HISTORIC DATA GRAPH......
- On 03-Feb-10, Keith said, Could you modify this to provide information where someone has two seperate jobs and tax codes? Thanks <--- UK Tax Calculators says: This feature has now been added, select compare tax on 2 jobs from the menu, Thanks!......
- On 01-Feb-10, Wild&loose said, Hi I have been given a tax code of K1042 you calculator says this isn't valid! Can you help? ---> UK Tax Calculators says : NOW FIXED......
