About BritCalc

Built for British taxpayers

Fast, accurate, and genuinely helpful calculators for the UK tax system. Free forever, no sign-up required.

Our mission

UK tax is genuinely complicated. You've got income tax with personal allowances, National Insurance rates that change at different salary thresholds, pension relief calculations, SDLT thresholds that vary by region, ISA rules that change annually, child benefit high-income charges, and then Capital Gains Tax, dividend tax relief, and Marriage Allowance rules on top. Most free calculators are either American, outdated, or require you to sign up and hand over your personal data. BritCalc was built to fix that: fast, accurate, up-to-date calculators for the UK tax system. No sign-up. No fees. No data collection.

Our principles

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HMRC-accurate

All rates are sourced from HMRC and GOV.UK, updated after each Spring Budget and Autumn Statement.

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Covers the full picture

Income tax, National Insurance, SDLT, ISA, pension relief, Capital Gains Tax, dividends, child benefit, and Marriage Allowance — not just headline rates.

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Private by design

All calculations run in your browser. Nothing is sent to our servers. Your financial data never leaves your device.

Free forever

Supported by advertising. Never paywalled, never premium-only features, never asking for a subscription.

What we calculate

Tax Calculators
Income Tax Calculator
Self Assessment
Dividend Tax
Capital Gains Tax
Property
Stamp Duty (SDLT)
Mortgage Calculator
Benefits & Savings
Pension Relief
ISA Calculator
Marriage Allowance
Child Benefit
Salary After Tax
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Important disclaimer

BritCalc is not affiliated with HMRC and we are not financial advisers or accountants. All calculations on this site are estimates only. For anything that genuinely matters — a tax return you're filing, a property purchase, significant financial decisions — please verify with a qualified accountant or IFA. Find a regulated adviser at gov.uk/find-a-financial-adviser.