Daily Salary: Scottish Income Tax Calculator for 2019/20 Tax Year

This Daily pay Salary and PAYE calculator is purely for those subject to PAYE rules and regulation which falls under Scottish control. For all other areas of the UK, please use the UK Salary Calculator

Scottish Tax Calculator [Default: Daily Income and Deductions]

Location
Gross Income		per	AnnualMonth4 Weeks2 Weeks1 Weeks1 Day1 Hour
Gross Dividend		per	AnnualMonth4 Weeks2 Weeks1 Weeks1 Day1 Hour
Tax Year	2009/102010/112011/122012/132013/142014/152015/162016/172017/182018/192019/20	Use Advanced Tax Calculator Options
Example scenarios*		N/A5% Salary Sacrifice example2.5% Personal Pension example5% Company Pension exampleShare Fisherman exampleVolunteer Development Worker exampleApprentice under 25 exampleEmployee under 21 exampleIndividual over 65 exampleSelf Employed exampleMarriage Allowance transfer exampleBlind individual exampleTax exempt exampleNIC exempt exampleTax and NIC exempt exampleStudent Loan Plan 1 exampleStudent Loan Plan 2 example

Advanced Calculator options

Gender	MaleFemale	Age	1819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243444546474849505152535455565758596061626364656667686970
Children	012345678910	Country	EnglandNorthern IslandScotlandWales
	Tax Code	You're entitled to the basic tax-free Personal Allowance
	I am self-employed
Specialist Job Type:	N/A	Share Fisherman	Volunteer Development Worker
	I am an Apprentice under 25 years of age
	I have a student loan, include deductions in this calculation
Repaying student loan on:		Plan 1	Plan 2
	Include a 'Transfer of Tax Allowance' for married couples and civil partners
	Include Married Couple's Allowance - you must have been born before 6th April 1935 and be aged 75 and over
	Include Blind Person's Allowance in this tax calculation
	Exempt - check if you don't pay National Insurance Contributions
	I make voluntary National Insurance Contributions
I pay		as a	Percentage of SalaryFixed Amount
per	AnnualMonth4 Weeks2 Weeks1 Weeks1 Day1 Hour
	Include salary sacrifice scheme [NOT company pension, use below)
I pay		as a	Percentage of SalaryFixed Amount
per	AnnualMonth4 Weeks2 Weeks1 Weeks1 Day1 Hour
	I have a Private Pension
I pay		as a	Percentage of SalaryFixed Amount
per	AnnualMonth4 Weeks2 Weeks1 Weeks1 Day1 Hour
	I have a Company Pension
I contribute:		as a	Percentage of SalaryFixed Amount
per	AnnualMonth4 Weeks2 Weeks1 Weeks1 Day1 Hour
My company contributes:		as a	Percentage of SalaryFixed Amount
per	AnnualMonth4 Weeks2 Weeks1 Weeks1 Day1 Hour
Number of working days per year?
Number of hours worked per week?
Number of weeks for weekly calculation?

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Results Type	Standard Layout [Best for Printing]Original iCalculator LayoutNew iCalculator LayoutPayslip LayoutTax Breakdown LayoutMonthly Payroll Split: EmployeeMonthly Payroll Split: EmployerSalary Sacrifice CalculationNIC - Employee calculationsNIC - Employer calculationsNIC - Self EmployedNIC - Full calculationsStudent Loan Repayments calculationPAYE CalculationDividend Tax CalculationPay Rise Comparison CalculationPrivate Pension calculationCompany Pension calculationEmployer: Cost of Employment PackageView Tax Tables, Thresholds and Rates
Please use the dedicated Pay Rise Calculator for this feature
Payslip Month	JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember	Payment Method	BACSChequeCash
Company Name		Employee Name
PAYE Ref		NI Number
Department		Employee No.

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iCalculator Scottish Income Tax Calculator is updated for the 2019/20 tax year. You can calculate your take home pay based on your gross income, PAYE, NI and tax for 2019/20. Simply enter your annual salary and click calculate or switch to the advanced tax calculator to review employers national insurance payments, income tax deductions and PAYE tax commitments for Scotland.

How do I know if I pay Scottish Income Tax

Your tax code will have the prefix S applied, your tax code should be displayed on your payslip, P60 and any associated pension documents that you receive.

Scottish Income Tax and Self assessment Tax Returns

If you complete a self assessment tax return you will continue to complete the details about your tax situation and financial factors as normal. There will be a separate box which indicates that you pay Scottish income tax. When checking this box, the HMRC self assessment team will know that you should be taxed using the Scottish income tax rates for 2019/20 (or any other tax year if filing a self assessment for a different tax year).

Scottish PAYE and Tax calculations can seem complex, the following are taken into consideration when calculating salary and take home pay:

• Gross Salary
• Tax Free Allowance
• Taxable Pay
• Tax Due
• Your National Insurance
• Employer National Insurance
• Your Pension Contributions
• HMRC Pension Contributions
• Net Pay

Top Tip: Did you know you can legally reduce your National Insurance bill and increase your take home pay?