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What changed for 2026/27

These are the rates that differ from 2025/26. The tax rates page lists the source for each.

Rate2025/262026/27
Dividend tax, basic rate8.75%10.75%
Dividend tax, higher rate33.75%35.75%
Lower Earnings Limit£6,500£6,708
Student loan Plan 1 threshold£26,065£26,900
Student loan Plan 2 threshold£28,470£29,385
Student loan Plan 4 threshold£32,745£33,795
Mileage, first 10,000 miles45p55p
Child Benefit, first child, a week£26.05£27.05
Child Benefit, each additional child, a week£17.25£17.90
Weeks of Child Benefit in the tax year5253
Scottish starter rate (19%) ends at£15,397£16,537
Scottish basic rate (20%) ends at£27,491£29,526

What did not change

  • Personal Allowance
  • Income tax, basic rate
  • Income tax, higher rate
  • Income tax, additional rate
  • Dividend allowance
  • Dividend tax, additional rate
  • Employee NI, main rate
  • Employee NI, upper rate
  • Primary Threshold
  • Upper Earnings Limit
  • Employer NI rate
  • Employer NI threshold
  • Class 4 NI, main rate
  • Class 4 NI, upper rate
  • Corporation tax, small profits rate
  • Corporation tax, main rate
  • Employment Allowance
  • Student loan Plan 5 threshold
  • Postgraduate loan threshold
  • Mileage, after 10,000 miles
  • Annual allowance
  • Marriage Allowance transfer
  • Scottish intermediate rate (21%) ends at
  • Scottish higher rate (42%) ends at

Announced changes

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Rates last checked on 8 October 2026. See how Modulas works.