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2024/25 · Financial year from April 2024

Company tax rates 2024/25

Corporation tax, employer NIC, minimum wage, statutory pay, mileage and VAT — previous year.

Corporation Tax — financial year April 2024

ProfitsRateNotes
Up to £50,00019%Small profits rate
£50,001 – £250,00019%–25%Marginal relief applies
Over £250,00025%Main rate

Employer National Insurance 2024/25

Earnings Per EmployeeRate
Up to £9,100 (Secondary Threshold)0%
Over £9,10013.8%

From April 2025, the Secondary Threshold dropped to £5,000 and the rate increased to 15%. The Employment Allowance also increased from £5,000 to £10,500. Employment Allowance 2024/25: eligible employers could reduce their NIC bill by up to £5,000 per year.

National Minimum Wage — from 1 April 2024

CategoryHourly Rate
National Living Wage (21+)£11.44
18–20 year olds£8.60
16–17 year olds£6.40
Apprentices£6.40

Statutory Pay Rates — from 6 April 2024

TypeWeekly Rate
Statutory Maternity Pay (first 6 weeks)90% of average weekly earnings
Statutory Maternity Pay (remaining weeks)£184.03 or 90% AWE if lower
Statutory Paternity Pay£184.03 or 90% AWE if lower
Statutory Sick Pay (SSP)£116.75 per week

Mileage Allowance Payments 2024/25

VehicleFirst 10,000 milesOver 10,000 miles
Cars & vans45p per mile25p per mile
Motorcycles24p per mile24p per mile
Bicycles20p per mile20p per mile

VAT 2024/25

RateApplies To
Standard – 20%Most goods and services
Reduced – 5%Energy, children's car seats, some home improvements
Zero – 0%Food, children's clothing, books, public transport
Registration Threshold£90,000 turnover in 12 months

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Disclaimer: These rates are for guidance only and are based on HMRC published figures. Tax rules depend on individual circumstances and may change. Always seek professional advice before acting — get in touch for advice specific to your situation.

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