UK dividend tax calculator 2026/27

Estimate dividend tax after other income, the Personal Allowance and the £500 dividend allowance.

Example figures Change them to match your circumstances.

Dividend position

Dividends sit above salary, pension and other income.

year£1,048 per monthEnter income before Personal Allowance, excluding these dividends.
year£3,333 per month

How the Dividend tax estimate works

Dividend income is stacked above salary, pension and other income. The calculator uses the 2026/27 dividend allowance and rates to split the entered dividends across the available tax bands.

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What the result includes

  • The £500 dividend allowance
  • Basic, higher and additional dividend-rate slices
  • Personal dividend tax after other entered income

What to have ready

  • Dividend vouchers and payment dates
  • Salary, pension and other taxable income
  • Available company distributable reserves, checked separately

Questions about Dividend tax

Does the dividend allowance make income disappear?

No. Dividends within the allowance are taxed at 0%, but they still use tax-band space and can affect the rate on later income.

Does this include Corporation Tax?

No. The company normally pays Corporation Tax before deciding whether post-tax distributable profit is available for a dividend.

About this estimate

Dividends must come from distributable company reserves. This estimate does not check company-law availability.