UK hourly · contractor · PAYE FY 2026/27 LIVE

Hourly & Contractor Rate → Net.

Type an hourly or daily rate — add overtime at 1.5× or 2× if you're an hourly employee — and instantly see annual gross, Income Tax, Class 1 NI and your net take-home across four periods. Calibrated to the HMRC 2026/27 ruleset.

Hours / day
8
Days / week
5
Weeks / year
46
HR

Hourly & Contractor Rate Calculator

2026/27 · Overtime

Convert an hourly or daily rate — with optional overtime at 1.5× and 2× — into an annual gross salary, then run it through the HMRC 2026/27 ruleset for tax, NI and net take-home.

Live · client-side
Tax jurisdiction
01Rate input
Daily RateGross · per day
£/ day
≡ £115,000 per yearGross annual
02Earnings matrix
5d · 46wk yr
Final · Net of all deductions
Estimated Net Take-Home
£74,257
Retention64.57%
£6,188.12 / mo · £1,428.03 / wk · £322.86 / day

Gross-to-Net · £115,000 per annum230 working days
Line
Annual
Per year
Monthly
÷ 12
Weekly
÷ 52
Daily
Working day
Gross PayBefore deductions
£115,000£9,583.33£2,211.54£500.00
Income TaxPAYE · 2026/27
−£36,432−£3,036.00−£700.62−£158.40
National InsuranceClass 1 employee
−£4,311−£359.22−£82.90−£18.74
Net Take-HomeFinal · in pocket
£74,257£6,188.12£1,428.03£322.86
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Assumptions DEFAULTS

UK industry-standard configuration — override anything in Advanced Settings.

  • Default hours / day 8
  • Default days / week 5
  • Default weeks / year 46
  • Personal Allowance £12,570
  • NI primary threshold £12,570
  • Higher rate from £50,270

FAQ 4 ANSWERS

  • Why 46 working weeks per year?

    UK contractors typically deduct bank holidays, statutory illness allowance and around four weeks of unpaid leave from the 52-week year. 46 is a conservative middle-ground that most umbrella and direct contracts assume.

  • How is overtime applied?

    Overtime is paid at your base hourly rate × multiplier (1.5× or 2×) for the weekly hours you enter, across the working weeks above. Overtime is hourly-only — daily-rate contracts ignore the overtime fields.

  • Does this account for IR35 / inside-vs-outside?

    No — this calculator models PAYE on the converted gross as if you were a standard UK employee. For inside-IR35 deemed-payment modelling or limited-company dividend planning, use the Salary Calculator with custom inputs.

  • Are these figures penny-accurate?

    Yes. All monetary arithmetic uses integer pence against the locked HMRC 2026/27 bands — Personal Allowance, basic-rate band width, NI primary and upper earnings limits.