Your P60 shows your total earnings and tax for the full tax year — but it often differs from simply multiplying your last payslip by 12, or adding up what you think you earned. Here are the five most common reasons for the discrepancy and what to do about it.
£110,000 gross in 2025/26 takes home approximately £72,357 net (£6,030/month) — but the £100k–£125k personal allowance taper costs an extra £4,000 in hidden tax. Full breakdown and how to escape it.
£90,000 gross in 2025/26 produces approximately £62,958 net (£5,247/month). You're £10,000 from the £100k personal allowance taper. Full income tax, NI and pension breakdown.
Earning £95,000 puts you deep in the Personal Allowance taper zone — and the marginal tax rate is a painful 60%. Here's exactly what you keep after Income Tax, NI, and what you can do about it.
Moving from Band 5 to Band 6 on Agenda for Change is one of the most common promotions in the NHS. Here's exactly what you take home at each point, and how the jump compares once you account for pensions, tax and National Insurance.
Shared Parental Leave lets parents split up to 50 weeks of leave and 37 weeks of pay. The statutory rate is just £194.32/week — but some employers top it up significantly. Here's exactly how it works and what you'll receive.
Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) is £116.75 per week in 2025/26 — paid from day 4 of illness for up to 28 weeks. Here's who qualifies, how to claim, and what happens when SSP runs out.
£40k and £50k are two of the most searched UK salary levels. Here's exactly what you take home after Income Tax, National Insurance, and what changes if you have a student loan, pension or are in Scotland.
Teachers' pay scales in England 2025/26 run from M1 (£31,650) to UPS3 (£49,084) outside London. After Teachers' Pension Scheme contributions and tax, here's what each point actually delivers to your bank account.
On a £5,000 bonus a higher-rate UK taxpayer keeps £2,900 after income tax + NI + student loan + pension. Here's why bonus tax often feels punitive, the 60% trap, and how to legally keep more
£125,000 a year after tax in 2025/26 is about £77,032 net (£6,419/month). Full UK breakdown: personal allowance fully tapered, the 60% trap, when the additional rate begins and why £125,140 is the most expensive £1 in UK pay.
On a £150,000 UK salary you take home roughly £91,883 net (£7,657/month). The £100k–£125,140 band costs you 60% effective tax. Full 2025/26 breakdown and the pension salary-sacrifice fix.
