UK Tax Calculator is a UK Income Tax & National Insurance Contributions (PAYE) calculator, recommended by Which? "10 top money saving iPhone apps" and The Sunday Times "Top 10 Apps To Save You Money".

Simply enter few details about your financial situation and the application will estimate Income Tax, National Insurance contributions, Student Loan repayments and pension contributions, all with a full payment breakdown by year, month, 4-week, fortnight or week.

Includes estimates upcoming 2012/13 tax year as well as current and previous tax years going back to 2004/05. Annual updates to tax data will be made available for FREE via App Store updates.

Updates

13 Jan 2012 – 1.5.0: Added 2012/13 tax estimation, and a 4-week income summary breakdown option for those paid 4-weekly.

Features

• Uses official tax data from Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs
• Easy to read income summary on a weekly, 2-week, 4-week, monthly and yearly basis
• Stores your information safely on your iPhone, so you don't have to constantly re-enter it
• Create multiple profiles for easy comparison between tax years or between jobs
• Includes data for the 2012/13 tax year which will start on April 6th
• Includes data for previous tax years all the way back to 2004/2005
• Support for ALL common UK tax codes, including L, P, T, V and Y
• Even supports less common K, BR, D0, and NT tax codes
• National Insurance contributions calculation:
  • Class 1 (Employed)
  • Class 2 & 4 (Self-employed)
  • Class 3 (Voluntary)
• Pension contributions calculation
• Student loan payments calculation
• FREE annual tax data updates via the App Store

UK Tax Calculator is being actively developed and supported, with a whole raft of improvements based on customer feedback so far and even more in store for future versions. If you have a feature suggestion, please email taxcalc@tapjunkie.com

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Hints & Tips

• Create a new profile for 2012/13 to see how much you'll be earning (and how much your income tax, national insurance, pension contribution and student loan repayment burden will be) when the new tax year starts on 6th April 2012
• Looking for a new job? Use multiple profiles to compare job opportunities.
• Keep up to date with updated and new feature development: follow tapjunkie on twitter.

Support

If you're experiencing any problems with UK Tax Calculator, or have ideas for features or improvements you'd like to see in the next version, please email taxcalc@tapjunkie.com