UK Income Tax Calculator 2024/25

Estimate your Income Tax and National Insurance for the 2024/25 tax year. Ideal for PAYE employees, showing accurate monthly and annual take-home pay.

UK Income Tax Calculator (2024/25)

Estimate your take-home pay after Income Tax and National Insurance for the 2024/25 tax year.

Estimates only — 2024/25 UK tax year values.

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Income Tax & National Insurance Rates 2024/25

Income Tax Bands (England, Wales & Northern Ireland)
Band Income Range Rate
Personal Allowance £0 – £12,570 0%
Basic Rate £12,571 – £50,270 20%
Higher Rate £50,271 – £125,140 40%
Additional Rate Over £125,140 45%
National Insurance (Employee Class 1)
£0 – £12,570 0%
£12,571 – £50,270 8%
Above £50,270 2%

These apply to employment income only. Scotland has separate tax bands.

How UK Income Tax Works (2024/25)

Income Tax and National Insurance are deducted at source through PAYE. Your tax bill depends on your total annual income and tax code.

  • Personal Allowance gives you £12,570 tax-free income.
  • Income Tax is calculated across multiple bands.
  • NI is calculated separately and reduces your take-home pay.
  • Tax code 1257L is standard for most employees.
  • Higher earners lose Personal Allowance gradually from £100,000 upwards.

This calculator applies all 2024/25 HMRC thresholds automatically.

2024/25 Income Tax Examples

Salary: £20,000
  • Income Tax: £1,486
  • NI: ~£600
  • Take-home: ~£17,900
Salary: £40,000
  • Income Tax: £5,486
  • NI: ~£2,100
  • Take-home: ~£32,400
Salary: £80,000
  • Income Tax: ~£17,500
  • NI: ~£4,300
  • Take-home: ~£58,200

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — the government kept Income Tax bands frozen for 2024/25.

Yes — Scotland uses its own Income Tax rates for earned income.

This UK Income Tax Calculator uses official HMRC 2024/25 Income Tax and National Insurance thresholds for employees in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.