Free ANI calculator

Adjusted net income calculator

Estimate your ANI and see how pay, pensions and Gift Aid affect your tax thresholds.

Tax year: 2026-27
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Start with your pay

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Income

Step 1

How much are you paid?

Use annual salary if you know it, or match the pay cadence shown on your payslip.

ANI command centre

Your adjusted net income

Start with pay, bonus, pension, and Gift Aid. Seedli turns that into the threshold number HMRC uses for Child Benefit and the personal allowance taper.

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Adjusted net income

£61,560.00

Gross income

£64,800.00

ANI reducers

-£3,240.00

Reducer needed

£1,560.00

To get back under £60,000.00

Monthly net

£3,849.78

55p of the next pound kept

Threshold map

One rail, all the cliffs

Tax year 2026-27. Move the inputs and the ANI marker shifts against the same threshold lines used inside Seedli.

Live calculation
ANI
HICBC starts£60,000.00

Crossed on current ANI

HICBC full£80,000.00

Still ahead on current ANI

100k taper£100,000.00

Still ahead on current ANI

PA fully tapered£125,140.00

Still ahead on current ANI

HICBC exposure

£0.00

Add Child Benefit only if the household claims it

Next 1 pound kept

55p

23.7% effective tax rate on this setup

Pension route

Net pay

£3,240.00 workplace pension deduction included

Private pension and Gift Aid

£0.00

Private pension and Gift Aid are grossed up for ANI

Refine take-home pay and Child Benefit

Fine tune

Add the payroll details only if you need a tighter read

The guided start above handles the important ANI inputs. These fields make the take-home estimate and HICBC cash exposure more precise without making the first step feel like a tax return.

How the marginal tax rate changes

Marginal Cliff

Marginal Rate Thresholds & Zones

Radar view of UK marginal tax jumps, including the 60% personal-allowance taper danger zone.

Current tax band

40% (Higher Rate)

Safe Zone

Headroom remaining

£38,440.00

Until you hit the 60% tax trap.

True effective tax rate

23.7%

Total tax paid across all bands from your current projection.

Try a change, before making it

What could change your ANI?

Use the figures above to test an extra payment this tax year. Your existing contributions stay unchanged.

Changing payroll instead? Check salary sacrifice
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Monthly planning starts from your saved tax setup. This comparison does not change your payroll or move any money.

About this calculator and its assumptions

Who this helps

Who this ANI calculator is for

Use this when you already know the main question is adjusted net income rather than a full tax return. It is especially useful if you want to work out ANI from salary, bonus, pension, or Gift Aid before you move into the wider plan and check whether you are near the Child Benefit taper or the personal allowance taper.

Why ANI matters before the rest of the tax plan

Adjusted net income is the threshold test figure that drives multiple UK tax cliffs. It is not the same as simple taxable pay, which is why people searching for an adjusted net income calculator usually need a more direct answer before moving into the broader tax and payslip planner.

What this helps you decide

Best for working out ANI from employment pay

Use this page when salary, bonus, or other taxable income is the starting point and the real question is whether ANI has crossed a UK threshold.

ANI is not the same as taxable income

Threshold pressure is often different from the broader taxable-income picture because qualifying pension contributions, Gift Aid, and salary sacrifice can all change ANI.

Pension and Gift Aid usually matter more than people expect

If the real question is whether pension contributions reduce adjusted net income, this page shows the answer against the live threshold math rather than generic rules.

Useful before payroll or pension changes

It is the fastest way to check whether salary sacrifice, pension, or Gift Aid would move the current ANI position before you make a payroll or contribution change.

Common questions

What is adjusted net income?

Adjusted net income starts with total taxable income and then subtracts gross pension contributions, Gift Aid, and some other reliefs. It is the figure used for the Child Benefit charge and the personal allowance taper.

Is ANI the same as taxable income?

No. Taxable income and adjusted net income are related, but they are not the same number. ANI is the threshold test figure that HMRC uses for certain taper rules.

Do pension contributions reduce ANI?

Yes. Workplace pension contributions, private pension contributions, and salary sacrifice can all reduce ANI when they are set up in a qualifying way.

Does salary sacrifice reduce ANI?

Usually yes. Salary sacrifice reduces contractual pay before tax, so it can lower both ANI and National Insurance if the arrangement is set up through payroll.

How do I work out adjusted net income from salary and a payslip?

Start with annual employment income, then add bonus and other taxable income. After that, take off qualifying gross pension contributions and Gift Aid adjustments. A payslip is the pay anchor, not usually the whole ANI picture.

Do student loan deductions reduce ANI?

No. Student loan deductions reduce take-home pay, but they do not reduce adjusted net income. They matter for affordability, not for the ANI threshold test itself.