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Employees

Payslip, perks,pension.Handled.

Upload your P60, P11D and pension statement. TaxGo reads your employment income, benefits and other income, then works out what's left to pay — or what you get back.

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Your documents

Illustrative
  • P60

    Pay · £48,000

  • P11D

    Company car benefit · £3,200

  • Pension statement

    Contributions · £2,400 gross

  • Bank interest

    Interest · £1,350

Your TaxGo return · 2025/26

Employment

Pay£48,000
Benefits in kind£3,200
Tax deducted£7,086

Pensions

Contributions (gross)£2,400

Savings

Interest£1,350
Estimated tax due£710.00

Illustrative 2025/26 estimate for England, Wales & NI.

What you'll need

The documentsTaxGo readsfor you.

PDF, photo or scan. Don't rename them, don't sort them. Just drop them in.

  • P60

    Your pay and the tax your employer deducted for the year

  • P11D

    Benefits in kind — company car, fuel, private medical, loans

  • Pension statement

    Personal contributions to a relief-at-source pension

  • Other income

    Bank interest, dividends or any other income outside your payslip

How TaxGo handles it

  1. 01

    Benefits, valued properly

    TaxGo extracts each benefit from your P11D and adds its taxable value to your employment income, line by line.

  2. 02

    Pension relief you're owed

    Higher-rate taxpayers can claim extra relief on personal pension contributions. TaxGo grosses up your contributions and extends your basic-rate band.

  3. 03

    Other income, included

    Savings interest, dividends or a bit of rental income — TaxGo reads the statements and taxes each type at the right rate.

  4. 04

    Tax already paid, counted

    Everything your employer deducted through PAYE is taken off, so you see the balance that's actually left to pay — or refund.

What we support

Covered.Properly.

If your return needs something TaxGo doesn't handle yet, we tell you before you pay.

Everything TaxGo supports →
  • Employment income (P60, P45)
  • Benefits in kind (P11D)
  • Personal pension contributions
  • Bank and building society interest
  • UK dividends
  • Gift Aid donations
  • Student loan repayments
  • High Income Child Benefit Charge

Common questions

Asked andanswered.

  • Common reasons include earning over £100,000, receiving untaxed income such as savings interest or dividends above your allowances, the High Income Child Benefit Charge, or claiming higher-rate pension relief. TaxGo checks your documents and tells you what applies.

Your tax return isn't going to do itself.

Actually, TaxGo gets pretty close.