Your biggest bill doesn’t send invoices.

Most UK high earners will quietly hand over more than a million pounds in tax over a working life — the only million-pound purchase in a British life that arrives with no statement, no itemisation and no salesperson. Kept is the statement: the number, what it becomes over a decade or two, and what the tax code already lets you keep. Calm, legitimate, spelled out.

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Type an income to see the number nobody shows you.

Your total tax for the year — income tax, National Insurance and, for company owners, the company layer too. Then what it adds up to over 20 years.

The dashboard — Personal Tax

Every lever in the tax code, with your numbers attached.

The estimate above is the surface. The Kept dashboard rebuilds your full position — household income, company profits, savings, pensions — and lets you flip each relief on and off to watch your tax bill and your 20-year wealth react. Every figure traces to an input you gave and a rule we cite.

  • Your current position, decomposed. Income tax, National Insurance, dividend tax, the company layer, the child benefit clawback — and the allowances you’re silently losing, like the £100k taper.
  • Reliefs that stack correctly. Pension contributions change the taper, which changes what everything else is worth. Kept recomputes the whole picture, not one relief at a time.
  • Company owners get their own section. Enter just what you draw — Kept works out the corporation tax — then salary vs dividends, pension via the company, your partner on the payroll, the car, even the phone contract, modelled the way accountants actually do it.
  • The long game, on one chart. Baseline vs plan, out to retirement, under cautious, average and optimistic returns — with your actual savings rates. Watch a £10,000 pension contribution become six figures of kept wealth.

Sample plan — company owner, £120,000 profit, married

Pension via company · £20,000−£10,555 tax/yr
Split dividends with spouse−£8,905 tax/yr
Phone through the company−£316 tax/yr
Electric car via companywould save £2,333/yr
Kept this year — levers interact, so it’s not a simple sum£14,364

No secrets here

None of this is hidden. All of it is unadvertised.

There’s no loophole. There’s a rulebook roughly 20,000 pages long, and nobody is paid to read you your chapter. Every lever Kept models sits in HMRC’s own manuals — reliefs Parliament wrote on purpose, waiting to be claimed. You weren’t negligent. You were never sent the bill.

Everything above is free. The plans cost less than one lever saves.

The estimate, the 20-year chart, the comparisons — free, no account. When you’re ready to work on your real household, pick a plan. If Kept can’t find you more than its own price, it will tell you that honestly — but for most people earning over £60,000 the first lever alone covers a decade of Kept.

Personal Tax

£49 / year
  • Your full household tax position, live
  • Every personal relief modelled: pensions (incl. the £100k trap), ISAs & Lifetime ISA, gift aid, income splitting, VCT/EIS/SEIS with honest risk maths
  • Simulations to retirement under cautious, average and optimistic returns
  • Company owners: the owner levers — salary/dividend mix, company pension, the perks
  • The accountant pack and household summary, printable
Start with the walkthrough

Business Plus

£99 / year
  • Everything in Personal Tax
  • Expenses through the company, item by item
  • Extraction modeller: salary / bonus / dividend / pension mix on your profit
  • Invest via the company vs extract-and-invest
  • Exit strategies (BADR sale, liquidation, drawdown) and sole-trader vs limited structure
Start with the walkthrough

Both renew automatically — we email you before they do, and you can cancel in one click from your account. Full refund within 14 days, no questions. Start on Personal and upgrade any time: the price swaps in place, pro-rata — never a second subscription. Guidance, not regulated financial advice.