Custom UK Tax Calculator | 2013/2014 Tax Allowances and Rates, Bands.

Custom Tax Calculator - Adjust the Allowances and Rates or use the preset official 2013/2014 Tax Rates & Allowances

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Personal Allowance (born after 6th April 1948):

Personal Allowance (born 6th April 1938 - 5th April 1948):

Personal Allowance for (born before 5th April 1938):

Income allowance limit (born after 6th April 1948):

Income allowance limit (born 6th April 1938 - 5th April 1948):

Income allowance limit for (born before 5th April 1938):

Student Loan Repayment Starting Threshold (Pre 1 Sep 2012):

Student Loan Repayment Percentage (Pre 1 Sep 2012):

Student Loan Repayment Starting Threshold (Post 1 Sep 2012):

Student Loan Repayment Percentage (Post 1 Sep 2012):

Maximum Married Couples Allowance: min max

Tax Bands: Higher Rate Top Rate

Basic Rate Percentage:

Higher Rate Percentage:

Top Rate Percentage:

National Insurance: Annual Primary Threshold Upper Earnings Limit

NI Lower percentage:

NI Upper percentage:

Annual Secondary Threshold:

Employers NI Percentage:

Click to reset Tax Rates and Allowances to the 2013/2014 forecast

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Student Loan?
Date of Birth:
Sex:
Annual Pension Contributions:
Pension Type:
Annual Gross Income:

Our Custom Tax Calculator 2013 provides you with a breakdown of your income for the 2013/2014 Tax Year.

For 2013, tax free allowances are switching to a date of birth based calculation, rather than the age related allowances as used in previous tax years, we therefore require you to enter your date of birth and sex, allowing us to calculate your tax free allowance as well as any state pension based national insurance exemption.

The customisable aspect of this tax calculator is also based upon date of birth, so as before you can adjust each date of birth allowance band by entering a new allowance figure or adjusting the sliders.

We have added figures provided in the 2012 UK Budget and now also updated with figures from the 2012 Autumn Statement.

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