From £100,000 company profit, the director take-home result depends on salary, dividends, Corporation Tax, National Insurance, and dividend tax. Here are current 2026/27 examples from Director Intelligence.
£100,000 is a major milestone—but it's also where UK tax becomes punishing. Above £100k, you face an effective 60% marginal rate. Here's what £100k really looks like after tax.
Earning £40,000 puts you above the UK median. But what does that actually mean for your bank account? We break down the real take-home pay, monthly budget, and lifestyle implications.
See a clearly qualified 2026/27 PAYE estimate for a £50,000 salary and how Student Loans, Scottish tax and different pension methods can change it.
At £60,000, you're firmly in higher rate tax territory. But what does that actually mean for your take-home pay? We break down where your money goes and how to optimise.
See a clearly qualified 2026/27 PAYE estimate for a £70,000 salary and how Student Loans, Scottish tax and different pension methods can change it.
At £80,000, you're in the top 10% of UK earners—but higher rate tax takes a bigger bite. We break down exactly what £80k looks like after tax and how to optimise.