Fourteen tools that answer a question with a number. Every rate is taken from the statute or the government page that sets it, cited on the page, and dated — so you can see when it was last checked.
Every figure comes from the statute, regulation or government page that sets it, and the source is named at the foot of each calculator with the date it was last checked. Where a number moves on a political timetable — the rent increase guideline, the capital gains inclusion rate — the page says so rather than quietly going stale.
Results render as text, not pictures, so they can be read, quoted and linked. Your inputs are kept in the web address, which means you can send someone the result.
These are estimates for planning. They are not legal advice and they do not create a solicitor-client relationship. Last reviewed 28 August 2026.
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