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Use this quick calculator to get an estimate of tax payments for the last three tax years. If you complete a Self Assessment Tax Return there is a difference between what your tax bill is and what you pay due to making payments on account during the tax year toward the next tax year's bill.
The Termination Tax Tool is a web based tool to assist HR, Payroll, Legal and Tax professionals in determining the correct income tax and National Insurance treatment of termination payments. It has been designed to enable non-tax specialists to access self-service tax advice in real-time.
- Overview
- Pay Online by Direct Debit
- Approve A Payment Through Your Online Bank Account
- Pay Online with Telephone Banking, Chaps Or Bacs
- By Debit Or Credit Card Online
- Payslips
- Payment Reference
- How Much Time to Allow For Payments to Be Received by HMRC
- Pay from Overseas
- Pay at Your Bank Or Building Society
Only use this guide if you want to pay taxes, penalties or enquiry settlements to HMRC and: 1. you cannot find instructions on how to make your payment in other paying HMRC guides 2. your payment referencestarts with X There is different guidance if you need to pay a Trust Registration Service penalty. Pay now
If you’re registered to use HMRC Online Servicesyou can set up a Direct Debit online to collect your payment. You should set up the Direct Debit at least 5 working days before the date you want your payment to be collected. You can only use this service if you’re registered for one or more of the following services: 1. Self Assessment online 2. PAY...
You can pay directly using your online or mobile bank account. When you’re ready to pay, start your taxes, penalties or enquiry settlements payment. Select the ‘pay by bank account’ option. You’ll then be directed to sign in to your online or mobile banking account to approve your payment. The payment is usually instant but can take up to 2 hours t...
You can pay by Faster Payments, CHAPS (Clearing House Automated Payment System) or Bacs (Bankers Automated Clearing System) to HMRC’s account using these details if you cannot find instructions on how to make your payment in other paying HMRC guides: You’ll need your 14 or 15 character payment reference that begins with X on your payslip. Payments ...
You can pay online. There’s a non-refundable fee if you pay by corporate credit or corporate debit card. There’s no fee if you pay by personal debit card. You cannot pay with a personal credit card. You’ll need your 14 or 15 character payment reference that begins with X on your payslip. If you’re unable to make full payment by credit or debit card...
You’ll usually get a ‘Notice to Pay’ from HMRC with a payslip attached to make a payment, but there may be times when you’ll not have one. For example, if you’ve agreed a payment with HMRC over the phone. You must have a payslip to pay at your bank or building society.
If you do not have a payslip you should still have a payment reference from HMRC that’s 14 or 15 characters long and starts with X. You’ll need this when you make a payment. Contact HMRCif you’re unsure about your payment reference.
Make sure you pay HMRC by the deadline shown on your ‘Notice to Pay’ or you may have to pay a penalty. The time you need to allow for your payment to reach HMRC depends on how you pay.
Use the following details to pay from an overseas account: Use the following address if you need to give your bank HMRC’s banking address:
You can pay by cash or cheque made payable to ‘HM Revenue and Customs only’. You should write your 14 or 15 character payment reference on the back of the cheque. You’ll find the payment reference on the payslip attached to your ‘Notice to Pay’. If you pay between Monday and Friday HMRC will accept your payment on the date you make it, not the date...
Our calculator will advise you on the payments that you may be entitled to by using the UK's Statutory Redundancy Pay Guidelines. If you are an employee and you have worked for your employer for either 2 years or more, then you will be entitled to Statutory Redundancy Pay.
Calculate your take-home pay given income tax rates, national insurance, tax-free personal allowances, pensions contributions and more.
From Income Tax Calculator to mileage deduction claims to National Insurance rates and more. Estimate how much UK tax you may need to pay.
Tax calculators and tax tools to check your income and salary after deductions such as UK tax, national insurance, pensions and student loans. Updated for the 2024-2025 tax year.
