Corporation Tax Calculator
✓ Verified for 2026/27Your Details
£
Corporation Tax Due
£19,000
Small Profits Rate
Effective Rate
19.0%
of taxable profit
Post-Tax Profit
£81,000
retained in company
Monthly Equivalent
£6,750
post-tax ÷ 12
Tax Breakdown
Annual Profit
£100,000
Corporation Tax
£19,000
Post-Tax Profit
£81,000
Post-Tax Profit
81%
Corp Tax
19%
If you have associated companies, the thresholds are divided equally. E.g. 2 associated companies → thresholds are £16,667 and £83,333.
How We Calculated This
- Determine Net Profit: Calculate the company's taxable profits (revenue minus tax-deductible expenses).
- Identify Associated Companies: Divide the tax thresholds (£50,000 and £250,000) equally by the number of associated companies.
- Apply Small Profits Rate: Apply 19% Corporation Tax if profits are below the lower limit.
- Apply Main Rate: Apply 25% Corporation Tax if profits are above the upper limit.
- Apply Marginal Relief: If profit is between the thresholds, apply a sliding-scale formula to determine the blended rate.
Real-World Examples
Example 1: Company Profit of £40,000
Small business with profits under the £50,000 threshold (no associated companies).
Taxable Profit: £40,000 Corporation Tax Rate: 19% Tax Due: £40,000 * 19% = £7,600 Retained Earnings: £32,400
Example 2: Company Profit of £150,000 (Marginal Relief)
Profit falls between the £50,000 and £250,000 thresholds, qualifying for Marginal Relief.
Taxable Profit: £150,000 Tax at 25% Main Rate: £37,500 Marginal Relief Calculation: (£250,000 - £150,000) * (3/200) = £1,500 Net Corporation Tax: £37,500 - £1,500 = £36,000 Effective Tax Rate: 24%
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Corporation Tax rate for 2026/27?
The main rate is 25% on profits over £250,000. The small profits rate is 19% on profits up to £50,000. Marginal relief applies between these thresholds.
What is marginal relief?
Marginal relief reduces your effective tax rate when profits fall between £50,000 and £250,000, producing a blended rate between 19% and 25%.
Are there associated company rules?
If you have associated companies, the thresholds are divided equally between them. This can significantly increase your effective tax rate.