Use this free UK salary calculator to understand your hourly, monthly, gross, net and pro rata salary.
And if you need to pay or get paid in a different currency, use Wise to cut costs and have more left to spend on yourself.
Use this free UK salary calculator to understand your hourly, monthly, gross, net and pro rata salary.
And if you need to pay or get paid in a different currency, use Wise to cut costs and have more left to spend on yourself.
Take home salary is also known as net salary.
This is the amount you’ll receive in your pay-check, after taxes and other standard deductions like National Insurance payments.
Use our smart, simple net salary calculator to estimate what you’ll receive in your pay-check every month – or to work out your annual take home pay. You can also see at a glance how much you’ll pay in taxes:
*All tax estimates are based on standard tax rules and do not constitute tax advice.
Your hourly rate is the amount of salary you get paid before tax. It’s usually shown as a before tax figure. You may work in a job which is paid hourly, and want to know what your overall salary per month or year is. This hourly rate calculator can do the maths for you.
Get a full breakdown of your earnings by hour, month and year, as well as what you’ll pay in tax and other deductions. Here’s how:
*This calculator is for employees in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. All tax estimates are based on standard tax rules and do not constitute tax advice.
If you work part time, you’ll want to know your pro rated, or pro-rata salary. That’s the amount you’ll actually be paid, calculated proportionally based on your working hours.
In simple terms, if a full time salary is calculated at 40 hours a week, and you work 20, you’ll receive a pro-rata payment of half the amount of a full time employee.
However, tax and National Insurance deductions – and unusual numbers of worked hours – can make it tricky to figure out your net pro-rata salary. Our pro rata salary calculator can help.
Here’s how to use the pro-rata salary calculator:
*This calculator is for employees in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. All tax estimates are based on standard tax rules and do not constitute tax advice.