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    Landlord Tax Band Calculator

    Written by Scott Jones, founder of PropertyKiln · Last updated

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    1 min read
    Reviewed Apr 2026
    UK-wide

    Your rental income stacks on top of your other taxable income. If you've got a day job earning £45,000 and £10,000 of rental profit, the rental profit isn't taxed at basic rate — parts of it push you into higher rate.

    This calculator takes all your taxable income sources (employment, self-employment, rental, dividends, interest) and your personal allowance position, and shows you exactly which band each portion of your rental income falls into. Critical for Section 24 planning, incorporation decisions, and deciding whether to accelerate or defer allowable expenses across tax years.

    Updated for 2026/27 bands and the property-specific rate changes coming in April 2027.

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