Mortgage Calculator UK
UK repayment or interest-only mortgage with stamp duty and LTV.
Estimate tax across progressive bands with your own rates.
Each band applies to income above its threshold, up to the next one. Set them to match your country.
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Take-home pay
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An estimate only. It ignores tax credits, reliefs, social contributions and local variation. Check with your tax authority or a qualified adviser before relying on it.
The Income Tax Calculator works across progressive bands you configure yourself, so it applies in any jurisdiction rather than only one. Enter your income and allowance, set the bands, and the tax due in each is calculated and totalled — with the marginal and effective rates shown separately.
A progressive income tax calculator you configure with your own bands and rates, so it works in any jurisdiction rather than only one. Enter your income and a tax-free allowance, set the bands, and the tax due in each is calculated and totalled.
The output that changes how people think about tax is the pair of rates. Your marginal rate is the percentage charged on your next unit of income; your effective rate is total tax divided by total income, and it is always lower under a progressive system. Being pushed into a higher band never reduces your take-home pay, because only the income above the threshold is taxed at the higher rate, and seeing tax broken out band by band makes that unmistakable.
Set your own thresholds and rates, so the calculator is not tied to one country's tax year.
Your marginal rate applies to your next unit of income; your effective rate is total tax over total income, and it is always lower under a progressive system.
Being pushed into a higher band never reduces take-home pay, because only the income above the threshold is taxed higher.
Tax is broken out per band, which makes the structure unmistakable rather than a single deduction.
The personal allowance is applied before the bands, as it is in practice.
Type your gross annual income before any deductions.
Enter your tax-free allowance and the threshold and rate for each band in your country.
Tax due in each band is listed separately, with the total, your take-home pay and both rates.
The marginal rate is what you pay on your next unit of income, the top band you reach. The effective rate is your total tax divided by your total income, which is always lower because earlier bands are taxed less.
Not from the bands themselves. Only the income above each threshold is taxed at the higher rate, so a raise always increases take-home pay. Cliff-edge benefit withdrawals are a separate matter and are not modelled here.
Because rates differ by country and change every year. Entering them yourself means the calculator stays accurate wherever you are, rather than being wrong for most visitors.
No. It is an estimate that ignores credits, reliefs, social contributions and local variation. Use it for planning and speak to a qualified adviser or your tax authority for anything official.
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