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📋 Self Assessment Tax Calculator

What's your Self Assessment bill for 2025/26?

Calculate your income tax and National Insurance in seconds. Enter your income sources, pension contributions and student loan — we'll do the rest.

📅 2025/26 📈 Income Tax & NI 🏦 Pension Relief 📚 Student Loan
£0Gross Income
£0Income Tax
£0Nat. Insurance
£0Total Tax
£0Take-Home
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Self Assessment Calculator 2025/26

Enter your income from all sources. We'll calculate income tax across all bands, Class 4 National Insurance for the self-employed, pension tax relief and any student loan repayments.

📋 Income & Deductions
Income Sources
£
Net profit after allowable business expenses
£
Gross salary before tax (tax already deducted via PAYE)
£
£
Gross rental income before expenses
£
Interest from savings accounts, bonds etc. — Personal Savings Allowance applied automatically
£
Any other taxable income not listed above
Deductions & Reliefs
£
SIPP or personal pension contributions — basic rate relief is added automatically

Tax & NI Breakdown

2025/26 — England, Wales & NI

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Total Gross Income
All sources combined
£0
Personal Allowance
Standard: £12,570
£12,570
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Pension Relief
Reduces taxable income
£0
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Taxable Income
After allowances & relief
£0
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Total Income Tax
Across all bands
£0
Annual Take-Home
≈ £0/month
£0

Income Tax Band Breakdown

How your income tax is calculated across each band

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⚠️ This calculator provides estimates for 2025/26 based on confirmed HMRC rates. It covers Class 4 NI for self-employed individuals only — Class 2 NI (where applicable) is not included. PAYE income is shown gross; tax already deducted at source is not modelled here. Pension contributions assume basic rate relief at source. Student loan repayments are approximate. Figures do not account for all possible allowances, reliefs or surcharges. This is not financial or tax advice — please consult a qualified adviser.