What this pie chart shows
This pie chart illustrates how your annual profit is distributed between taxes and take-home pay.
Your total profit is £0.00.
From this amount, approximately £0.00 is calculated as Income Tax, based on current UK tax bands.
Your National Insurance is calculated progressively and includes:
- £0.00 at 0%
- £0.00 at 6%
- £0.00 at 2%
After all taxes are deducted, your estimated net income is £0.00.
This is an estimate for guidance purposes only. Final tax liability is determined by HMRC.
What this bar chart shows
This horizontal bar chart provides a visual breakdown of your annual financials, including profit, Income Tax, National Insurance contributions, and net income.
Profit: £0.00
Income Tax is shown in its progressive bands:
- 0% (Personal Allowance): £0.00
- 20% (Basic Rate): £0.00
- 40% (Higher Rate): £0.00
- 45% (Additional Rate): £0.00
National Insurance is displayed by rate:
- 0%: £0.00
- 6%: £0.00
- 2%: £0.00
- Total NI: £0.00
Net Income: £0.00 represents your take-home profit after all taxes.
This is an estimate for guidance purposes only. Final tax liability is determined by HMRC.
How to read this table
This table provides a detailed breakdown of your annual profit, showing the amounts taxed at each rate for Income Tax and Class 4 National Insurance.
Category: The type of income, tax, or contribution.
Rate: The percentage rate applied to the taxable amount.
Band range (£): The income range to which this rate applies.
Taxable amount (£): The portion of your profit within this band.
Tax due (£): The amount of tax or National Insurance calculated for this band.
Key points:
- Income Tax is calculated progressively across bands: Personal Allowance (0%), Basic Rate (20%), Higher Rate (40%), Additional Rate (45%).
- Class 4 National Insurance is calculated progressively: 0%, 6%, 2% on applicable profit ranges.
- Net Income represents your take-home profit after all taxes and contributions.
How to print or save your table?
For your convenience, you can print the table results or save them as a PDF on your computer.
Enter a title for your table in the field under Report, for example:
"Tax and Income Report for John Smith: 2024-2025". Then click the Export to PDF button.
Your print dialog will open, where you can adjust settings as needed, such as:
- Printer (select your physical printer for paper, or a PDF printer/converter to save as a file)
- Number of copies (e.g.,1)
- Layout (Portrait)
- Pages: choose only page 1, as the table is on the first page and the remaining pages are blank.
(we're working on expanding the print output to include charts soon.)
These figures are estimates based on your annual profit and current UK tax thresholds.
For official rates and bands, see
HMRC Income Tax Rates.
This tool does not replace professional advice or an HMRC calculation.