Your Details

Your contribution - reduces taxable income
Employer's contribution - not taxable to you but counts toward annual allowance
Calculated automatically on gross salary (before salary sacrifice)

Salary Sacrifice Schemes

No official limit since 2019 - check your employer's scheme limit. Reduces taxable income.
Salary sacrifice into workplace pension
Annual lease cost - reduces taxable income, but you still pay BiK tax on car benefit

Car Details (for BiK Calculation)

Only fill if you have a salary sacrifice car lease - used to calculate BiK tax

Your Results

£30,000
Annual Take-Home Pay
£2,500
Monthly Take-Home Pay

Tax Breakdown

Gross Salary: £40,000
Personal Pension: £2,000
Employer Pension: £2,000
Total Pension Contributions: £4,000
Salary Sacrifice Total: £0
Taxable Income (after sacrifice): £38,000
Income Tax: £5,086
National Insurance: £2,874
Net Take-Home: £30,040

Salary Sacrifice Benefit Analysis

Annual salary sacrifice cost: £0
Annual tax & NI savings: £0
Net annual benefit: £0
£0
Net Annual Benefit from Salary Sacrifice
This is your net position improvement - the value of salary sacrifice schemes minus their cost, after accounting for all taxes and benefits.
That's £0 better off per month!

Scenario Comparison: How Your Benefit is Calculated

📊 Scenario A: With Salary Sacrifice
Gross Salary: £0
Less: Salary Sacrifice: -£0
Less: Income Tax & NI: -£0
Less: BiK Tax: -£0
Final Take-Home: £0
📊 Scenario B: Without Salary Sacrifice
Gross Salary: £0
Less: Income Tax & NI: -£0
Take-home before purchases: £0
Less: Buy items after-tax: -£0
Final Position: £0
💰 Your Annual Advantage: £0
Scenario A (£0) minus Scenario B (£0) = Your net benefit
* Both scenarios assume the same pension contributions to focus purely on salary sacrifice benefits