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The Self Employed Salary Calculator helps UK self-employed individuals calculate their net income after deducting taxes, National Insurance contributions, and business expenses from their gross income.
The calculator uses the simple formula:
Where:
Explanation: This calculation provides self-employed individuals with their take-home pay after all mandatory deductions and business costs.
Details: Accurate net income calculation is crucial for budgeting, tax planning, financial management, and understanding true profitability for self-employed individuals in the UK.
Tips: Enter gross income in GBP, followed by tax amount, National Insurance contributions, and business expenses. All values must be non-negative numbers.
Q1: What counts as allowable business expenses?
A: Allowable expenses include office costs, travel costs, clothing expenses, staff costs, and other business-related expenditures that are wholly and exclusively for business purposes.
Q2: How is National Insurance calculated for self-employed?
A: Self-employed individuals pay Class 2 and Class 4 National Insurance contributions based on their profits above specific thresholds.
Q3: When should I calculate my net income?
A: Regular calculation (monthly or quarterly) helps with cash flow management and tax planning throughout the financial year.
Q4: Are there different tax rates for self-employed?
A: Self-employed individuals pay the same income tax rates as employees, but they're responsible for calculating and paying their own tax through Self Assessment.
Q5: Should I consult an accountant?
A: While this calculator provides estimates, consulting with a qualified accountant is recommended for complex financial situations and accurate tax planning.