Inheritance Tax Calculator
Enter an estate value and a percent rate. The calculator multiplies value by rate / 100. 500.000 at 7% gives 35,000.00. 200.000 at 12% gives 24,000.00. 100.000 at 0% gives 0.00. No tax brackets and no nil-rate band here.
Results
Enter data and click Calculate.
Not groups I to IV and not a tax-free amount. The calculator multiplies value by a typed percent. Another tax on an amount lives on income tax.
How it works
Inheritance tax in this calculator is value times rate over 100. 500,000 × 7% = 35000. The result is 35,000.00. 200,000 × 12% gives 24,000.00. 100,000 × 0% gives 0.00.
The value field is the base. The rate field is labelled as an example. 7 and 12 do not load from groups I to IV. 0 at 100,000 leaves 0.00, because zero times anything is zero.
Polish groups and tax-free amounts sit outside this page. 500,000 at 7% is 35,000.00 even when group I would have another allowance. That threshold is not here.
Income tax next door stacks a scale with a threshold. Belka multiplies a gain. Here an estate times one rate. 12% at 200,000 leaves 24,000.00.
Enter 500,000 and 7, then Calculate. A comma in 7.5 parses. A product estimate, not a filing and not an office decision.
500,000 at 7% gives 35,000.00. 200,000 at 12% gives 24,000.00. 100,000 at 0% gives 0.00. Another rate at the same value gives another result.
tax = value × (rate / 100)
Tax = value × rate/100. 500,000 at 7% gives 35,000.00. No groups I to IV.
35,000.00
24,000.00
0.00
Related calculators
Common questions
What tax on 500,000 at 7%?
35,000.00. 500,000 × 0.07. The result uses header currency.
What from 200,000 at 12%?
24,000.00. 200,000 × 0.12.
What from 100,000 at 0%?
0.00. Zero times the value. The calculator does not insert a tax-free amount.
Is this groups I to IV?
No. The label says example. You enter the rate yourself.
Does the calculator subtract a tax-free amount?
No. 500,000 and 7% stays 35,000.00 with no allowance.
Where do 7% and 12% come from?
Typed examples. Not a kinship-group table.
How is this different from income tax?
There, two rates and a threshold. Here one value and one rate.
Is 35,000.00 an office decision?
No. A product estimate. An office counts groups and allowances another way.
Does a comma in 7.5 work?
Yes. 7.5 and 7,5 are the same rate.
How do I calculate inheritance tax on this page?
Tax = value × (rate / 100). At 500,000 and 7%: 35,000. At 200,000 and 12%: 24,000. At 100,000 and 0%: 0. The result uses the header currency format.
Does the calculator apply brackets or a nil-rate band?
No. There are no relationship groups, free allowances, or statutory progressive scales. You enter one rate and one estate value — a single product.
Does the result replace a tax filing?
No. It is an estimate from a product. An agency filing uses thresholds, prior gifts, and reliefs differently.
How does this differ from income tax?
Income tax stacks two rates and a threshold. Here one estate value and one entered percent remain.
Knowledge sources
The calculator multiplies estate value by the percent you type. This is not a filing and not a federal estate computation.
Page updated in 2026.