UK Calculators
Our free UK calculators help you work out stamp duty, holiday pay and redundancy pay in seconds. Moreover, every tool is simple and needs no sign-up. As a result, you can plan a house purchase, check your leave pay or understand your redundancy payment today.
- 4 UK calculators
- Free to use
- Instant results
Free UK Calculators
Pick a calculator below. Each one opens on its own page with a short guide.
Work out the Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) on a property purchase.
Open calculatorWork out your SDLT as a first-time buyer, including any relief.
Open calculatorWork out your holiday pay for annual leave.
Open calculatorWork out your statutory redundancy pay.
Open calculatorWhich of Our UK Calculators Should You Use?
Match your question to the right tool.
| If you want to know | Use this calculator |
|---|---|
| The Stamp Duty on a home you want to buy | UK Stamp Duty Calculator |
| Your Stamp Duty as a first-time buyer | First-Time Buyer Stamp Duty Calculator |
| What you are paid for annual leave | UK Holiday Pay Calculator |
| What you may get if you are made redundant | UK Redundancy Pay Calculator |
How to Use UK Calculators Correctly
UK tax and pay rules change often, and some rates differ between England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. For example, Scotland and Wales use their own property taxes instead of Stamp Duty Land Tax. Therefore, check that the tool matches where you live or where the property is.
Enter your real figures, such as the purchase price, your weekly pay and your years of service. These tools give estimates only. Before you buy a property, take leave or accept a redundancy offer, check the final amount with an official source. You can start with GOV.UK on Stamp Duty Land Tax, GOV.UK holiday entitlement and GOV.UK redundancy rights.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these UK calculators free?
Yes. Every calculator on CalcPro is free, and you do not need an account.
What is Stamp Duty Land Tax?
Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is a tax you may pay when you buy a property or land in England or Northern Ireland. The amount depends on the price and on who is buying.
Are the results exact?
No. They are estimates based on the numbers you enter. Rates, limits and rules can change, so confirm the final figure with an official source or an adviser.
Who can claim statutory redundancy pay?
It depends on your employment status and how long you have worked for your employer. Use the redundancy calculator for an estimate, then check your rights on GOV.UK.
Is this financial or legal advice?
No. CalcPro gives general information only. For personal advice, speak to a qualified adviser.