For people with more than one job
Two payslips. One picture of what you really owe.
When your income is split across employments, PAYE can quietly under- or over-tax you. TaxHalo combines everything into one clear estimate so you can spot issues early — not in a brown envelope.
No spreadsheets required. Free to start.
What you’re dealing with
- Two or more payslips, each taxed in isolation by its own PAYE code.
- An odd tax code (BR, D0, D1) that you’re not sure is right.
- A combined income that may push you into a higher rate without warning.
- A Self Assessment that needs every job pulled together accurately.
How TaxHalo helps
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One combined view
Add each employment with its own pay and PAYE. TaxHalo shows the total you’ve earned and the total tax taken.
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PAYE sanity check
Spot unusual tax codes or under-deduction early, while there’s still time to ask HMRC or your employer to fix it.
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Live estimate of the gap
If your jobs together push you over a threshold, you’ll see the likely extra tax due — long before the deadline.
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Ready for Self Assessment
Your income is already neatly organised by job, so filing in January is a quick review — not a frantic rebuild.
What you’ll see in TaxHalo
Every income source feeding one clear dashboard, with a live estimate that updates as you add each payslip.
Common multi-job questions
I have two jobs. Why am I being taxed differently on each?
HMRC usually treats one job as your primary employment (with your full Personal Allowance) and applies a flat rate to the others. That can leave you under- or over-taxed overall, which is exactly the gap TaxHalo helps you see.
Do I need to do a Self Assessment if I have more than one job?
Not always — it depends on your overall income and circumstances. TaxHalo helps you check, and points you to GOV.UK for the official rules.
What if one of my jobs is self-employed?
You can add self-employment alongside your PAYE jobs. TaxHalo blends everything into one estimate, including the National Insurance picture.
Can it handle pension contributions across jobs?
Yes. Pension contributions can be recorded centrally and factored into your estimate, regardless of which employer they go through.
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Ready to pull your income into one place?
Start free, combine every job, and see what you really owe.
Add each payslip, watch your estimate update, and stop wondering whether HMRC has it right.
A quick note. TaxHalo gives general guidance to help you stay organised and make better tax decisions. It isn’t personalised tax, legal, or financial advice. For advice on your specific situation, speak to a qualified accountant or adviser.