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Updated 2026/27 · LimitedCompanyTaxCalculator.co.uk · Editorial standards · Methodology
Calculator logic, guides and explanatory text are produced by a team with backgrounds in UK tax planning and financial editorial writing. All figures quoted in guides and worked examples refer to published HMRC or GOV.UK sources, which are linked directly where relevant.
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Corporation tax rates, NI thresholds, dividend allowances, personal allowance levels and all other HMRC-published figures are reviewed at the Autumn Statement, Spring Budget and at the start of each new tax year.
When HMRC publishes updated rates, we update the calculator and any affected guide content within five working days. Source links to the relevant GOV.UK pages are embedded throughout the site so readers can verify figures independently.
This site is a planning and comparison tool, not a compliance tool. Calculator outputs are estimates for director extraction planning, structure comparison and scenario modelling. They are not a substitute for a formal company tax return, remuneration policy or professional tax advice.
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The limited company tax calculator turns this guidance into a concrete estimate for corporation tax, dividends and personal take-home, based on 2026/27 HMRC rates.