paye

Nigerian tax compliance SDK for TypeScript and Python. VAT, PAYE, WHT, Pension, Payroll — NTA 2025 compliant. Zero dependencies.

Odoo 19 module for Ghana payroll - PAYE & SSNIT calculations (2025 tax rates)

UK take-home pay calculators for contractors and employees — inside IR35 via umbrella, outside IR35 via limited company, and PAYE salary. HMRC methodology, three tax years, every rate cited.

GYCalc — salary, tax, vehicle import and loan tools for Guyana.

1257L is the standard code and means a £12,570 tax-free allowance. Multiply the number by ten to get your allowance.

Decode any UK tax code — 1257L, K475, BR, D0, S and C prefixes, emergency M1/W1. One static page, no dependencies.

MCP server exposing Zambian fintech utilities: PAYE/NAPSA payroll calculator (gross↔net, allowances), BOZ exchange rates, ZESCO units, and mobile money fees.

UK income tax, National Insurance and student loan thresholds as JSON. One file per tax year, CC BY 4.0.

Payroll and HR with NSSF and PAYE for Ugandan SMEs, built on Krayin.

Enter what your payslip says and compare each line against what it should be. Most differences trace to the tax code, not to an error.

KaziAI — AI-powered HR compliance for Kenya SMEs. Employment Act 2007, NSSF, NHIF, KRA PAYE calculations, and contract generation. Open-source RegTech.

A browser-based UK income tax calculator for estimating PAYE, National Insurance, and take-home pay from Mini-Tools.

Every UK payroll and tax deadline for 2026/27, with the penalty for missing each one.

Of a £5,000 bonus you keep £3,600.00 on a £40,000 salary, but only £1,900.00 on £100,000.

If you stopped work part-way through the tax year, PAYE has probably over-deducted, because it assumed you would keep earning at the same rate.

Practical guide to UK income tax, National Insurance, take-home pay, salary calculations, student loans, pensions and PAYE deductions.

Source-backed Sri Lanka APIT, EPF, ETF, payslip and net salary reference implementation

A comprehensive and reliable npm package for fetching and rendering tax information from around the world. Originally started with a focus on Rwanda, this package has expanded to become a universal data provider for tax rates, authorities, and essential fiscal information.

On £35,000 you pay £1,794.40 a year in employee National Insurance, about £149.53 a month.

On a £35,000 salary you pay £4,486.00 in Income Tax and £1,794.40 in National Insurance, leaving £28,719.60.