CalcBix

Tax Calculators

Free tax estimation tools for individuals, freelancers, and businesses in the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, UAE, and other markets. Estimate salary after tax, VAT on sales, self-employment tax, import duties, and more — so you can plan your cash flow before the bill arrives.

Common use cases

Freelancer quarterly tax planning

Estimate self-employment tax and income tax owed each quarter so you can set aside the right amount from every payment.

Salary comparison after tax

Compare two job offers or salary negotiations by calculating take-home pay after income tax and National Insurance contributions.

VAT on sales pricing

Calculate the VAT-inclusive price to charge customers, or the VAT amount to remit on a given revenue figure.

E-commerce sales tax

Estimate sales tax liability on US orders across different states to plan for quarterly sales tax filings.

Import duty planning

Estimate import duties and customs fees before ordering goods from overseas to avoid unexpected landed costs.

Business fee estimation

Calculate platform fees, processing charges, and commissions to understand the true net revenue from a sale.

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Frequently asked questions

Are these tax calculators accurate for my country?

The tools use general formulas and indicative rates. Tax rates, brackets, and rules change regularly and vary by jurisdiction. Always verify with official government sources or a qualified tax professional before filing.

Do CalcBix tax tools replace professional tax advice?

No. These are planning tools to help you estimate tax liability. For actual tax filing, VAT returns, or business tax compliance, consult a qualified accountant or tax advisor.

Can I use these tools for multiple countries?

Most tools let you select currency and some have country-specific options. However, local rules, exemptions, and thresholds vary. Treat results as general estimates.

What is the difference between gross and net salary?

Gross salary is your pay before any deductions. Net salary (take-home pay) is what remains after income tax, social security contributions, and any other statutory deductions are removed.