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Pay Frequency Weekly Monthly Yearly
Yearly Gross Salary£
Employee Pension%
Employer Pension%
Add employer NI Savings to Pension?
Salary Sacrifice Pension Scheme
Apply Qualifying Earnings Band
Letter in Tax Code L BR D0 D1 M N K NT T S ST SBR SD0 SD1 SD2
Use L if unsure which means you are entitled to the basic personal allowance.
Number element of Tax Code
Use 1257 if unsure which is the basic single or married person allowance, full tax code usually being 1257L.
RESULTS
Tax deducted£
Employees NI£
Net Pay£
Employers NI£
Total Employer Cost£
Employee Pension Contributions£
Employer Pension Contributions£
Total Pension Contributions£
Notes:
Calculator assumes employee is not subject to Student loan contributions. If applicable these are typically 9% of salaries above £20k (Plan 1) and 9% of salaries above £27k (Plan 2). Also assumes worker is not of state pension age (after which employee NI is no longer due, but employer NI remains payable).
Directors have an annual earnings basis for national insurance purposes and so the calculations for a director may differ in some cases.
To use the calculator to work out the required gross pay to arrive at a required net pay, simply play around with the gross pay until the net pay result is produced.
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