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Progressive bracket maths for income, VAT and sales tax, payroll, corporate and withholding tax — computed against a versioned dataset, never generated by a model.

United Kingdom income tax
2024/25Law as of 6 Apr 2024
£0£200,000
Income tax dueEffective 19.1%

£11,432

Bracket breakdown
BandAmountRateTax
Personal allowance£12,5700%£0
Basic rate£37,70020%£7,540
Higher rate£9,73040%£3,892
Rest-of-UK rates on employment income. Scotland sets its own bands, and this does not include National Insurance or student loan repayments. The coverage page records the same limits.

HMRC — Income Tax rates and Personal Allowances, 2024 to 2025

What it does

  • Exact every time

    Bracket lookup from a versioned dataset, exact decimal arithmetic, and a locked figure the written answer may only restate.

    Every figure is worked out exactly from official rates, never estimated.

  • Answers with the right year's law

    Answers use the law and rates in force for the date in question, so a question about a past year gets that year's rates.

    A 2023 question is answered with 2023 law.

  • Sub-national where the data exists

    States, provinces, cantons and territories are modelled where a parameter pack actually carries them — and reported as unmodelled where it does not.

    Onboarding a country means publishing assets, not editing code — and a country can only claim what its assets support.

Show the working

Every figure arrives with its bracket breakdown.

A total on its own is a number to be trusted. A total with the bands, the rates and the amount taxed in each is a number that can be checked — by you, by a reviewer, or by an inspector two years from now.

Every answer records the sources it used, so it can be checked and reproduced later.

  • Each band shows the income falling in it, the rate and the tax
  • The allowance and its taper are shown, not folded into a total
  • Every answer records the rates and sources it used
Example answerVerified

Question

What is the income tax on £60,000 in the UK for 2024/25?

United Kingdom · BetaLaw as of 6 Apr 20242024/25

Employment income £60,000

Calculator

£11,432

Bracket breakdown
BandAmountRateTax
Personal allowance£12,5700%£0
Basic rate£37,70020%£7,540
Higher rate£9,73040%£3,892

Sources

  • 1Income Tax Act 2007s.10 — Income charged at the basic, higher and additional rates · UK Parliament
  • 2Income Tax rates and Personal AllowancesRates and thresholds for 2024 to 2025 · HMRC

Claim-by-claim support

  • Personal allowance is £12,570[2]
  • Basic rate band is £37,700 at 20%[1]
  • Higher rate applies above the basic rate band[1]
  • Total tax is £11,432calc

uk-income@2024.4 · sources checked 2026-10-10

Declared scope

The limits are on the page, not in a footnote.

A calculator that quietly approximates is worse than no calculator. Each engine publishes what it models and what it does not, and the assistant abstains rather than guessing outside that.

Exact inside declared coverage.

The engineering detail

Countries with exact calculators
42Full bracket engines, not approximations.
Parameter datasets
42Countries with bracket, allowance and rate data on file.
Arithmetic
Exact decimalNever rounded floating point.

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Decision support, not tax advice. A professional reviews before anything is filed.