iHow it is calculated
Rental profit is taxed at your income tax rate. Enter the profit and the rate for your band:
£12,000 of rental profit at the 20% basic rate = £2,400. Switch to 40% for the higher band.
Estimate tax on rental profit at your income tax rate — 20%, 40% or 45% — or enter your own rate.
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Enter the rental profit and the tax rate. Tap a band chip or type your own rate.
UK rental profit is taxed at your income tax rate (20% / 40% / 45%), after the £1,000 property allowance. Mortgage interest gets a 20% tax credit rather than being deducted. Set the rate for your band.
Amount 2,000.00 £ × 20.00% = Tax 400.00 £, Net 1,600.00 £Indicative tax figures, not advice. This applies a single rate you set — real income tax may be progressive or banded. Check the rate in force for your case. Instant in-browser calculation, no account.
Last updated: 11 July 2026 Source: HMRC — Income Tax rates
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Rental profit is taxed at your income tax rate. Enter the profit and the rate for your band:
£12,000 of rental profit at the 20% basic rate = £2,400. Switch to 40% for the higher band.
Rental profit (rent minus allowable expenses) is added to your other income and taxed at 20%, 40% or 45% depending on your band, after the £1,000 property allowance.
£1,000 of gross rental income is tax-free. Above it you pay tax on the profit, or you can deduct the allowance instead of expenses.
Since 2020 mortgage interest is not deducted from profit; instead you get a 20% tax credit on the interest. Adjust the rate you enter to reflect your position.
Yes — type any rate or tap a band chip, so the tool fits your band and any rule changes.