Work out the tax on your shares and savings.
Free calculators that follow HMRC's rules, and plain-English guides with worked examples. For UK investors outside an ISA or pension.
Your trades and savings stay in your browser and are never sent to us.
Capital Gains Tax calculator
Paste in your share trades to see your gains, your tax-free allowance and how much Capital Gains Tax is owed.
- Matches your sales the way HMRC does, including the 30-day rule
- Try out a sale before you make it
- Shows the working, line by line
Reads exports from Trading 212, Freetrade, Hargreaves Lansdown, AJ Bell, Vanguard, Interactive Brokers and more.
Open the CGT calculator →Tax on savings interest calculator
Add your savings accounts, cash ISAs, gilts and Premium Bonds to see what each leaves after tax, year by year.
- Uses your Personal Savings Allowance and tax band
- Shows when fixed-rate money becomes available
- Compares yields on the same after-tax basis
The 2026–27 tax year at a glance
How Capital Gains Tax works →- Tax-free allowance
- £3,000*of gains each, per tax year
- Basic rate on shares
- 18%*on gains within the basic rate band
- Higher rate on shares
- 24%*on gains above it
- Tax return deadline
- 31 January 2028online, for gains in 2026–27
* Correct at the time of writing. Rates and allowances can change, so check HMRC's current Capital Gains Tax rates and tax-free allowance on GOV.UK.
Latest guides
All guides →New to Capital Gains Tax? Start here.
Short guides that cover most of what share investors need.
HMRC's rules, not rules of thumb
The same-day rule, the 30-day rule and the Section 104 pool, applied in HMRC's order. Every guide links to the GOV.UK pages it's based on.
Private by design
The calculators run on your own device. Broker files are read there too, and nothing you enter is uploaded.
Plain English, with the sums shown
Short guides with worked examples, checked against the calculator so the numbers agree.




