UK hourly rates after tax
What each hourly rate is worth after income tax and National Insurance, from £10 to £100 an hour.
Based on 37.5 hours a week for 52 weeks. For other hours, pension or tax code, use the hourly wage calculator.
| Hourly rate | Yearly gross | Take-home a year | A month | Per hour after tax |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| £10 an hour | £19,500 | £17,560 | £1,463.30 | £9.00 |
| £11 an hour | £21,450 | £18,964 | £1,580.30 | £9.72 |
| £12 an hour | £23,400 | £20,368 | £1,697.30 | £10.44 |
| £13 an hour | £25,350 | £21,772 | £1,814.30 | £11.16 |
| £14 an hour | £27,300 | £23,176 | £1,931.30 | £11.88 |
| £15 an hour | £29,250 | £24,580 | £2,048.30 | £12.60 |
| £16 an hour | £31,200 | £25,984 | £2,165.30 | £13.32 |
| £17 an hour | £33,150 | £27,388 | £2,282.30 | £14.04 |
| £18 an hour | £35,100 | £28,792 | £2,399.30 | £14.76 |
| £19 an hour | £37,050 | £30,196 | £2,516.30 | £15.48 |
| £20 an hour | £39,000 | £31,600 | £2,633.30 | £16.20 |
| £21 an hour | £40,950 | £33,004 | £2,750.30 | £16.92 |
| £22 an hour | £42,900 | £34,408 | £2,867.30 | £17.64 |
| £23 an hour | £44,850 | £35,812 | £2,984.30 | £18.36 |
| £24 an hour | £46,800 | £37,216 | £3,101.30 | £19.08 |
| £25 an hour | £48,750 | £38,620 | £3,218.30 | £19.80 |
| £26 an hour | £50,700 | £39,963 | £3,330.28 | £20.49 |
| £27 an hour | £52,650 | £41,094 | £3,424.53 | £21.07 |
| £28 an hour | £54,600 | £42,225 | £3,518.78 | £21.65 |
| £29 an hour | £56,550 | £43,356 | £3,613.03 | £22.23 |
| £30 an hour | £58,500 | £44,487 | £3,707.28 | £22.81 |
| £31 an hour | £60,450 | £45,618 | £3,801.53 | £23.39 |
| £32 an hour | £62,400 | £46,749 | £3,895.78 | £23.97 |
| £33 an hour | £64,350 | £47,880 | £3,990.03 | £24.55 |
| £34 an hour | £66,300 | £49,011 | £4,084.28 | £25.13 |
| £35 an hour | £68,250 | £50,142 | £4,178.53 | £25.71 |
| £36 an hour | £70,200 | £51,273 | £4,272.78 | £26.29 |
| £37 an hour | £72,150 | £52,404 | £4,367.03 | £26.87 |
| £38 an hour | £74,100 | £53,535 | £4,461.28 | £27.45 |
| £39 an hour | £76,050 | £54,666 | £4,555.53 | £28.03 |
| £40 an hour | £78,000 | £55,797 | £4,649.78 | £28.61 |
| £41 an hour | £79,950 | £56,928 | £4,744.03 | £29.19 |
| £42 an hour | £81,900 | £58,059 | £4,838.28 | £29.77 |
| £43 an hour | £83,850 | £59,190 | £4,932.53 | £30.35 |
| £44 an hour | £85,800 | £60,321 | £5,026.78 | £30.93 |
| £45 an hour | £87,750 | £61,452 | £5,121.03 | £31.51 |
| £46 an hour | £89,700 | £62,583 | £5,215.28 | £32.09 |
| £47 an hour | £91,650 | £63,714 | £5,309.53 | £32.67 |
| £48 an hour | £93,600 | £64,845 | £5,403.78 | £33.25 |
| £49 an hour | £95,550 | £65,976 | £5,498.03 | £33.83 |
| £50 an hour | £97,500 | £67,107 | £5,592.28 | £34.41 |
| £51 an hour | £99,450 | £68,238 | £5,686.53 | £34.99 |
| £52 an hour | £101,400 | £69,089 | £5,757.45 | £35.43 |
| £53 an hour | £103,350 | £69,830 | £5,819.20 | £35.81 |
| £54 an hour | £105,300 | £70,571 | £5,880.95 | £36.19 |
| £55 an hour | £107,250 | £71,312 | £5,942.70 | £36.57 |
| £56 an hour | £109,200 | £72,053 | £6,004.45 | £36.95 |
| £57 an hour | £111,150 | £72,794 | £6,066.20 | £37.33 |
| £58 an hour | £113,100 | £73,535 | £6,127.95 | £37.71 |
| £59 an hour | £115,050 | £74,276 | £6,189.70 | £38.09 |
| £60 an hour | £117,000 | £75,017 | £6,251.45 | £38.47 |
| £65 an hour | £126,750 | £78,964 | £6,580.33 | £40.49 |
| £70 an hour | £136,500 | £84,131 | £7,010.95 | £43.14 |
| £75 an hour | £146,250 | £89,299 | £7,441.58 | £45.79 |
| £80 an hour | £156,000 | £94,466 | £7,872.20 | £48.44 |
| £85 an hour | £165,750 | £99,634 | £8,302.82 | £51.09 |
| £90 an hour | £175,500 | £104,801 | £8,733.45 | £53.74 |
| £95 an hour | £185,250 | £109,969 | £9,164.07 | £56.39 |
| £100 an hour | £195,000 | £115,136 | £9,594.70 | £59.04 |
Frequently asked questions
How do I turn an hourly rate into a yearly salary? +
Multiply the hourly rate by your weekly hours, then by 52. At 37.5 hours a week, £15 an hour is £15 x 37.5 x 52 = £29,250 a year.
How much of my hourly pay do I keep? +
It depends on your yearly total. The first £12,570 is tax-free; above that you pay 20% income tax and 8% National Insurance until the higher-rate threshold (2026/27). The table shows the exact figure for each rate.
Does this include holiday pay? +
The figures assume you are paid for 52 weeks, which is the case for employees with paid holiday. If you are paid only for weeks worked, use the pro-rata calculator.
Rates last checked against official sources: gov.uk. Full methodology