UK statutory calculators
Work out what you are actually owed
Twenty-two calculators built on UK statutory rules — every figure cited to its source and dated, so you can check it rather than trust it.
No sign-up. Nothing stored. Every figure shows its workings.
Hours and pay
Timesheet calculator
Add your start and end times for the week, subtract breaks, and get your total hours and pay.
Minimum wage checker
Check whether your pay meets the legal minimum.
Pro-rata salary calculator
What a full-time salary works out at on reduced hours — and, the other way round, what a part-time salary is worth full-time.
Salary to hourly rate calculator
Turn a salary into an hourly rate, or an hourly rate into a salary.
Overtime pay calculator
What your overtime is worth at time and a half, double time, or any rate your contract sets.
Tax and pensions
Take-home pay calculator
Your take-home pay is what is left after income tax, National Insurance, and any pension or student loan deductions.
Pay rise calculator
What a pay rise is actually worth once tax and National Insurance have taken their share.
Cost of employing someone
What an employee costs beyond their salary — employer National Insurance and the minimum pension contribution, using the current rates.
Workplace pension calculator
What goes into your workplace pension from you, your employer and tax relief — and what it actually costs your take-home pay.
Mileage claim calculator
What you can claim tax free for using your own car, motorcycle or bicycle for work.
Time off
Holiday entitlement calculator
Almost every worker in the UK is entitled to 5.6 weeks of paid holiday a year, capped at 28 days.
Working days calculator
Count the working days between two dates, with weekends and bank holidays removed.
Statutory sick pay calculator
Statutory sick pay changed fundamentally on 6 April 2026.
Term-time holiday calculator
Holiday entitlement for term-time and part-year staff, where the answer depends on when your leave year started.
Family leave
Maternity pay calculator
Statutory maternity pay runs for 39 weeks.
Paternity pay calculator
Statutory paternity pay is the lower of the standard weekly rate or 90% of your average weekly earnings, for up to two weeks.
Maternity leave dates calculator
Every date that follows from a due date: when to tell your employer, when leave can start, when pay stops and when leave ends.
Leaving a job
Redundancy pay calculator
Statutory redundancy pay is worked out from three things: how long you have worked there, how old you were during each of those years, and your weekly pay.
Notice period calculator
Notice is asymmetric, and most people do not realise by how much.
PENP calculator
How much of a termination payment is taxed as earnings because notice was not worked.
Holiday pay when you leave
What you are owed for holiday you accrued but did not take before your last day.
Unfair dismissal basic award
The basic award for unfair dismissal, worked out from your age, service and weekly pay.
Why these figures can be trusted
Cited to source
Every statutory rule links to the GOV.UK page or the legislation it comes from, and carries the date it was last checked.
Shows its workings
Every result breaks down step by step. If you cannot see how a figure was reached, treat that as a fault.
Four UK jurisdictions
Scotland has its own income tax bands and Northern Ireland its own employment limits. Both are handled properly.
Honest about grey areas
Where the law is genuinely unsettled, the tool says so instead of quietly picking an interpretation.
More than calculators
Letter templates
Fill-in letters to send your employer, each citing the rule it rests on.
Guides
The rules explained, with the cases and edge cases that decide how they apply.
Statutory rates
Every current figure in one table, dated, with its source.
Everything on this site
All the calculators, guides and templates, by subject and A to Z.
Every statutory figure was last checked against its source on 21 September 2026.