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See exactly what lands in your account after pension, tax and National Insurance. All ranks and pay points, with the 3.5% award applied.
Net pay after pension, tax and NI
Estimate for guidance. Applies the confirmed 3.5% award to current scales.
Four deductions stand between your salary and your bank account. Here is what each one is.
PPS 2015 takes 12.88% to 14.22% of pensionable pay, deducted before tax so you get relief.
20% above your personal allowance, then 40% above £50,270. The threshold is frozen.
8% between £12,570 and £50,270, then 2% above. Charged on gross, not reduced by pension.
9% (or 6% postgraduate) on earnings above your plan threshold, if you have one.
This shows your take-home now. Use the Pay Rise Calculator to see what the 3.5% award added, or the Back Pay Calculator for arrears.
This free police take-home pay calculator shows your real net salary after pension, tax and National Insurance.
Pick your rank and pay point to see your monthly, annual and weekly take-home, with the confirmed 3.5% award applied.
It covers every rank from constable to chief superintendent across England and Wales.
Your gross salary is the headline figure. Take-home is what remains after four deductions.
Pension comes out first and reduces your taxable pay. Income tax and National Insurance then apply, and a student loan if you have one.
For most constables the total effect is roughly 25% to 30% of gross, so take-home is around 70p to 75p in the pound.