Germany
2026 tax year
Income tax, solidarity surcharge, church tax and individual or joint assessment.
- Official 2026 tariff
- Joint splitting
- Soli estimate
- Church tax options
Free country-specific calculators
Choose your tax calculator
Each calculator uses its own country's tax year, rates, deductions and payroll system.
No accountPrivateClear breakdowns
United States
2026 tax year
Federal income tax, state estimates, FICA, self-employment tax and credits.
- 50 states + D.C.
- Federal brackets
- FICA breakdown
- Child Tax Credit
United Kingdom
2026–27 tax year
UK PAYE refund with Income Tax, National Insurance, pensions and student loans.
- All 4 UK nations
- PAYE refund
- NI breakdown
- Student loans
Canada
2026 tax year
Federal and provincial tax, CPP/QPP, EI/QPIP and after-tax income.
- All provinces
- Federal + provincial
- CPP/QPP + EI
- Tax-rate map
Australia
2025–26 income year
Resident and other rate schedules, LITO, Medicare levy and HELP.
- Resident + other status
- LITO + Medicare
- Optional HELP
- AU guides
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This page is built as a growing directory. New calculators will appear only after their country-specific rules, tax year and calculation logic are implemented and checked.
Why country-specific calculators matter
Different tax years
Canada generally uses the calendar year, while Australia’s income year usually runs from 1 July to 30 June.
Different payroll systems
Canadian CPP/QPP and EI are not equivalent to Australian PAYG withholding, Medicare levy or HELP repayments.
Different residency rules
Residency and foreign-income treatment must be assessed under the rules that apply in each country.
Free tax guides
Prepare and understand your estimate
Two practical guides to help you collect the right information and understand what your result means before you file.
Frequently asked questions
Which country tax calculator should I use?+
Use the calculator for the country whose tax rules apply. Germany, the USA, UK, Canada and Australia have different tax years, deductions and payroll systems.
Can I combine income from different countries?+
No. Estimate each country separately. Cross-border tax and treaty treatment can require professional advice.
Are the tax calculators free?+
Yes. All calculators are free, require no account and calculate locally in your browser.
Will more countries be added?+
Yes, after their country-specific rules and calculations have been implemented and checked.