Combined take-home
£
79,877
from £105,000 gross · 24% effective
estimated · both partners on 2026/27 HMRC rates · checked April 2026Partner A
you · pension, tax code, region from Calculator£0
£300k
Take-home
£51,157
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Partner B
different person · own pension, tax code, region£0
£300k
Take-home
£28,720
Household watch-outs
Per-person bands — these depend on each individual's income, not the household total.HICBC band · Partner A (you) is at £70,000 adjusted income — inside the £60k–£80k band where the High Income Child Benefit Charge tapers Child Benefit. Driven by the highest individual income, not the household total.
Household breakdown
Income & take-home contributionProgressive tax narrows the gap. You earn 67% of the household's income but keep 64% of its take-home.
Combined gross
£105,000
Combined tax + NI + deductions
£25,123
Combined take-home
£79,877
Per month
£6,656
Income & take-home contribution
Gross income split
A: £70,000 (67%)
B: £35,000 (33%)
Net take-home split
A: £51,157 (64%)
B: £28,720 (36%)
Based on HMRC rates. For guidance only — not financial advice. All calculations run in your browser. How we calculateEach partner is calculated independently. HICBC and the £100k childcare cliff depend on individual income, not the household total.