Free UK tax calculators – quick answers to the questions people actually Google
Get a clear estimate using official HMRC rates. No sign-up, no data leaves your browser. Choose a calculator below to start.
2026/27 key rates at a glance
£12,570Personal allowance (income tax & NI threshold)
6% / 2%Class 4 NI on £12,570–£50,270 / above
£325,000Inheritance tax nil rate band
40%Standard inheritance tax rate
£3,000Annual IHT gift exemption
4 yearsTime limit to claim a refund
Self-employed
Self-Employed National Insurance Calculator
How much Class 2 and Class 4 National Insurance do you owe on your self-employed profits in 2026/27?
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Inheritance
Inheritance Tax Gift Calculator
Is a gift you made in the last 7 years liable for inheritance tax? Includes the annual exemption and taper relief.
Check your gift →
Refund check
Overpaid Tax (Refund) Calculator
Think you paid too much tax? Estimate whether you are owed a refund and learn how to claim it from HMRC.
Check for a tax refund →Tax guides
Guide
Self Assessment Tax Return Guide
Who must file, key dates, a step-by-step process and how much tax and National Insurance you will pay.
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Guide
Inheritance Tax on Gifts: 7-Year Rule
The exemptions, taper relief tables and the gifting mistakes that cost families thousands.
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Guide
How to Reduce Capital Gains Tax
2026/27 rates and 9 legitimate ways to cut your CGT bill – exemption, ISAs, losses and more.
Read the guide →Free UK tax calculators by scenario
🧾 Self-employed
🏠 Assets & inheritance
- IHT Gift Calculator
- How much can you gift tax-free?
- IHT taper relief
- Property Capital Gains Tax Calculator
- Dividend Allowance Calculator
💼 Employment & benefits
- Car Benefit-in-Kind Calculator
- Tax-Free Childcare Calculator
🔁 Refunds & allowances
- Overpaid Tax Calculator
- How to claim a tax refund
- How far back can you claim?
- Marriage Allowance Calculator
Disclaimer: These calculators provide estimates for general information only and do not constitute financial, tax or legal advice. Our full calculation logic is published on the Methodology page. For personal advice, consult a qualified accountant or tax adviser.