Tax-year aware
The calculator includes separate 2024/25, 2025/26 and 2026/27 dividend rates so older broker statements do not get treated like current-year income.
UK dividend tax allowance calculator
A quick calculator for UK investors who want to understand how much dividend income may sit above the annual allowance. Use it standalone, or upload broker files to calculate dividend totals automatically.
Local-first analysis
Files are parsed in your browser.
No broker login is required.
Use exports for dividends, tax and allocation checks.
Enter dividends held outside wrappers such as ISAs and SIPPs. The estimate applies the selected tax year allowance and marginal dividend tax rate.
This is a simplified UK estimate for taxable dividend income.
It does not determine your income tax band, handle Personal Allowance tapering or decide whether you need Self Assessment. Not tax advice.
Use this calculator for dividend income you received from shares or funds. If you sold investments and want to estimate gains or losses, use the CGT calculator instead.
The calculator includes separate 2024/25, 2025/26 and 2026/27 dividend rates so older broker statements do not get treated like current-year income.
Dividends from ISAs and SIPPs are shown separately because they are generally outside personal dividend tax calculations.
Upload statements into DiviScout when you want the app to total dividends by payer and tax year without storing your files server side.
This is a planning estimate. Confirm your tax position with HMRC guidance or a qualified adviser before filing or making decisions.
It estimates how much dividend income may sit above the annual dividend allowance for the selected UK tax year using the relevant rates and account assumptions.
It shows ISA and SIPP dividends separately because those accounts are generally outside personal dividend tax calculations, while taxable accounts still need review.
Yes. DiviScout can parse supported broker exports locally in the browser and total dividends by payer, month, quarter, year and tax year before you use the tax calculator.
No. Dividend tax applies to income paid by shares or funds, while capital gains tax applies when you sell investments and create gains or losses.
DiviScout can parse supported Trading 212, AJ Bell and Interactive Investor files locally in the browser, then group dividends by month, quarter, year and payer.
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