UK Redundancy Pay Calculator

Statutory minimum plus voluntary & enhanced terms.

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Service & pay
Age at redundancy
1630456070
Full years of service
010203040

Capped at the most recent 20 years for the statutory calculation. A minimum of 2 years is required to qualify.

Gross pay
Before tax, per year

≈ £673.08 per week. Below the statutory weekly cap.

Statutory weekly cap

Default £719 (in force from 6 April 2025). The cap is reviewed each April — confirm the current figure on GOV.UK.

Voluntary / enhanced scheme
Enhancement
Extra ex-gratia lump sum
Marginal income tax rate

Applied only to amounts above the £30,000 exemption and to notice pay.

Your redundancy package
Total package (gross)Qualifies for statutory
£8,077

Statutory minimum £8,077

Statutory redundancy£8,077
Voluntary element£0
Estimated net£8,077
Breakdown
Statutory redundancy pay£8,077
Gross total£8,077
Tax-free (first £30,000 of redundancy)£8,077
Taxable amount£0
Estimated income tax (40%)−£0
Estimated net total£8,077
Statutory calculation — how it's worked out
Age during yearYearsRateWeeks
41 or over41.5×6.0
22 to 4061.0×6.0
Under 2200.5×0.0
Total (10 yr capped)12 weeks
Weekly pay (capped)£673.08
Statutory weeks× 12 weeks
Statutory redundancy pay£8,077

Maximum possible statutory pay is £21,570 (30 weeks × £719). Statutory redundancy pay is tax-free.

Estimates for guidance only — not financial, tax or legal advice. Statutory redundancy pay uses the age-banded formula in the Employment Rights Act 1996, with service capped at 20 years and weekly pay capped at the statutory limit (reviewed each April — check the current figure on GOV.UK). Statutory redundancy pay is tax-free; the first £30,000 of a genuine redundancy package is generally tax-free, with the excess and any payment in lieu of notice taxed as income (and notice pay may also attract National Insurance, which this estimate excludes). Income tax bands differ in Scotland. Enhanced and voluntary terms vary by employer — always check your contract and settlement agreement, and consider independent advice.