£10,239 goes before your own tax even starts
Inside IR35 Take-Home Calculator
On an assignment rate, employer National Insurance comes out before anything counts as your pay. A £83,500 assignment leaves a deemed payment of £73,261.
Inside IR35 Take-Home Calculator
Inside IR35 the rate is usually the cost to the fee-payer, so employer National Insurance comes out of it before you see anything. This runs the same contract both ways.
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Three things worth knowing
The deemed payment solves exactly: the payment plus employer National Insurance on it equals the fee. So a higher headline rate inside is not the same money as outside.
Dividend rates for 2026/27 are 10.75, 35.75 and 39.35 per cent. Comparisons using 8.75 and 33.75 are out of date and overstate the company advantage.
Being inside IR35 is not a penalty. It is being taxed as the employee the working arrangement says you are.
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