Self-Employed Tax Calculator UK (2026/27)

Estimate take-home profit after income tax and Class 4 National Insurance, with optional student loan deductions. Results update instantly and include a quarterly set-aside savings estimate.

Updated for 2026/27 · Reviewed by James Whitfield · Methodology and assumptions

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Results

Annual net income
£130,200.40
Monthly net income
£10,850.03
Weekly net income
£2,503.85
Quarterly set-aside (savings estimate)
£22,949.90
Set aside £22,949.90 per quarter as a savings estimate (a quarter of the year's income tax and Class 4 NI). Self Assessment is paid on 31 January and 31 July, usually as two payments on account of half the previous year's bill. First year: there are no payments on account yet, so your first 31 January bill is the whole year-one bill plus the first payment on account for year two — up to 150% of a year's tax on one date. Save extra before your first January. How quarterly tax works.

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Full breakdown

Annual profit£222,000.00
Income tax£86,103.00
Class 4 NI£5,696.60
Student loan£0.00
Total deductions£91,799.60
Net income£130,200.40

Income tax by band

Band Rate Taxable amount Tax
Basic rate 20.0% £37,700.00 £7,540.00
Higher rate 40.0% £87,440.00 £34,976.00
Additional rate 45.0% £96,860.00 £43,587.00

Class 4 NI by band

Range Rate Profit in band NI
£12,570 to £50,270 6.0% £37,700.00 £2,262.00
Above £50,270 2.0% £171,730.00 £3,434.60