UK Sole Trader & Self-Employed Tax Calculator

Instantly estimate your Income Tax, Class 4 National Insurance, and true take-home pay for the 2026/27 tax year. Avoid unexpected HMRC self-assessment bills.

Your Numbers

Net Business Profit£77,000

Your Take-Home

True Annual Take-Home
£55,971
True Monthly Take-Home
£4,664
Income Tax£18,232
National Insurance (Class 4)£2,797
Total Estimated Tax
£21,029
Estimated Quarterly Tax£5,257
Set aside per month£1,752
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Automate your 2026/27 tax pot before HMRC calls.

Sole traders who don't separate their tax savings end up scrambling every January. Automate your Class 4 NI and income tax reserves automatically using a dedicated UK business account.

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Set aside for tax

Nobody withholds tax for you, so this is the money to keep back.

Every month£1,752
Effective tax rate on gross24.7%
You keep 73%Tax 27%

Self Assessment payment dates

  • 1st payment on account · due 31 January 2027£10,514
  • 2nd payment on account · due 31 July 2027£10,514
  • Balancing payment · due 31 January 2028balancing

Payments on account are each half of last year's bill; the balancing payment trues it up.

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As a limited company instead

Take-home that way£54,177
Difference−£1,794

Assumes a small director's salary plus dividends after 25% corporation tax. Running a company adds accountancy and filing costs, so treat this as a starting point, not advice.

Estimates only. Based on 2026/27 UK tax rules for single/standard filers. Does not include state, local, or other tax obligations. Consult a qualified accountant.

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