Compute UK dividend tax beyond the £500 Dividend Allowance at the 8.75/33.75/39.35% rates.
Données vérifiées · mayo de 2026
£500. Dividends within this allowance are taxed at 0%; only dividends above it are taxed.
Fuente: HMRC dividend tax (gov.uk/tax-on-dividends); Income Tax Act 2007 s 13A. · actualizado 2026
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Calculates UK dividend tax for 2025/26. Dividends stack on top of other income after the £500 Dividend Allowance and are taxed at 8.75% (basic), 33.75% (higher) and 39.35% (additional).
A higher-rate taxpayer receiving £10,000 in dividends (2025/26): the first £500 is covered by the Dividend Allowance and the remaining £9,500 is taxed at 33.75% = £3,206.25.
Enter dividend income.
Enter other taxable income to position dividends in the bands.
Adjust the Dividend Allowance if needed.
Read the dividend tax and effective rate.
Última actualización de datos
21 de mayo de 2026
Fuentes y referencias
HMRC dividend tax (gov.uk/tax-on-dividends); Income Tax Act 2007 s 13A.
Los datos de esta calculadora se actualizan periódicamente para reflejar los últimos baremos oficiales. En caso de duda, consulte las fuentes oficiales mencionadas arriba.
£500. Dividends within this allowance are taxed at 0%; only dividends above it are taxed.
8.75% within the basic-rate band, 33.75% in the higher-rate band and 39.35% in the additional-rate band. Dividends are stacked on top of your other income.
Dividends are treated as the top slice of income, so salary and other income are taxed first and determine which band the dividends fall into.
Owner-managers often combine a modest salary with dividends because dividend rates are lower than employment tax plus NIC — though corporation tax is paid on company profits first.