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Take-home pay for your salary

Pick your salary to see take-home pay after income tax and National Insurance for 2026/27. Every page also links to the interactive calculator so you can add a student loan or pension.

£30,000 – £49,000

£50,000 – £74,000

£75,000 – £99,000

£100,000 – £124,000 (the taper zone)

£125,000 – £149,000

£150,000 – £200,000

How these figures are calculated

Every salary page is rendered with the same statutory engine that powers the interactive calculators, using the personal allowance and the 2026/27 income tax and National Insurance rates. Figures assume England, no student loan and no pension contributions, so they are a clean baseline. Use the interactive calculator to add your own details.

Every salary page also shows where that salary ranks among UK full-time employees, using the latest ONS earnings distribution. Try the salary percentile calculator for any amount.

Working the other way? The required salary calculator finds the gross salary you need to hit a target take-home figure, with pre-calculated pages from £15,000 to £150,000 of take-home pay.

Earning £100,000 or more? Read how the £100k–£125k tax trap creates a 60% marginal rate and what it costs at every ONS salary percentile.