Tax on a Specific Amount — UK
Direct-answer pages for common UK "tax on £X" searches. Each page shows the exact HMRC calculation for 2026-27 with a worked base case and 2025-26 reference — no calculator inputs required to see the number.
Tax on a bonus (base £35,000 salary)
Incremental income tax + employee NI on a bonus. Pages include Scotland comparison and 60%-trap warnings for £100k+ totals.
Tax on rental income (£1,000 Property Allowance)
Property Allowance vs actual expenses, Section 24 note. Pages assume no mortgage interest — add separately in the full calculator.
Tax on a salary
Full PAYE breakdown with band table and Scotland comparison — already available as a dedicated page per salary.
How these figures are produced
Each page runs the site's open calculation utilities against the central HMRC tax-year config. Bonuses assume £35,000 base salary and employed Class 1 NI. Dividends assume £30,000 other income for the headline case, with £60,000 (higher-rate) and £130,000 (additional-rate) variants shown alongside. Rental income assumes £30,000 other income and no mortgage; the £1,000 Property Allowance is applied by default.
For a precise figure that includes your salary, pension, student loan, mortgage interest, Scottish residency, or joint ownership splits, follow the calculator link on any amount page.