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UK · 2025/26

Gross to Net Calculator

Gross to Net Calculator helps you estimate the main outcome for United Kingdom using Gross Salary (£), Personal Allowance (£), and NI Threshold (£). Use it to compare scenarios before making a final decision.

Last reviewed: 18 June 2025Source: HMRC — PAYEUpdated every: tax year
Gross to Net Calculator · UKSalary

Rates & sources

UK PAYE tax + NI thresholds (2025/26 HMRC). Employers deduct both at source from gross pay.

Source: HMRC — PAYE — figures refreshed at the start of each tax year.

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When to use this calculator

  • Before accepting a pay change, bonus, pension contribution, or salary-sacrifice option.
  • When you want to compare employed, self-employed, or dividend-based income scenarios.
  • When you need a simple take-home estimate before running payroll or filing returns.

A realistic UK planning example

Use these sample inputs as a quick scenario test, then change one variable at a time to compare outcomes.

Gross Salary (£)

£35,000

Personal Allowance (£)

12570

NI Threshold (£)

12570

After entering these figures, focus on result first and then rerun the tool with a more cautious assumption.

How to read your results

Result

Use this metric to compare scenarios side by side and understand how the key drivers affect the final outcome.

Common mistakes

  • !Entering gross income when you really want take-home pay, or vice versa.
  • !Ignoring pension contributions, deductions, or local tax rules that change the result.
  • !Comparing monthly and annual figures without standardising them first.

What to do next

  • Check the same scenario with related pay or deduction calculators to see the full picture.
  • Keep a copy of the assumptions you used so you can compare next tax year or pay period accurately.
  • Read the related guides below if you are choosing between multiple income or deduction options.

Frequently asked

Gross salary is your total pay before any deductions. Net salary (take-home pay) is what you receive after income tax, National Insurance, pension contributions, and other deductions.

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