Calculate your Fiverr freelance income tax, NI contributions, and annual take-home pay
Fiverr takes a 20% commission on your earnings. Enter your gross Fiverr earnings (before Fiverr fee) or net received amount. As a UK freelancer, you must register for Self Assessment if earnings exceed £1,000/year.
How Is Fiverr Income Taxed in the UK?
Fiverr income is self-employment income. You pay Income Tax and Class 4 NI on profit above the Personal Allowance (£12,570). If total income exceeds £90,000 you must register for VAT.
Fiverr Allowable Expenses UK 2026
- Computer and software (business proportion)
- Home office costs (simplified £6/week or actual)
- Internet and phone (business proportion)
- Training and professional subscriptions
- Fiverr fees and payment processing charges
- Design tools and stock assets
Trading Allowance for Fiverr Sellers
If your Fiverr earnings are under £1,000/year, you pay no tax — the Trading Allowance covers it fully. Above £1,000, you can still deduct £1,000 instead of actual expenses if that is simpler.
Key Tax Dates
- 31 January — Self Assessment deadline + payment
- 5 October — Register for Self Assessment (new sellers)
- 31 July — Second Payment on Account
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to register for Self Assessment as a Fiverr worker?
Yes. If your Fiverr income exceeds £1,000 in a tax year you must register for Self Assessment by 5 October following that tax year.
What is the Personal Allowance for 2026?
The Personal Allowance for 2025–26 is £12,570. You pay no Income Tax on earnings below this threshold.
Do I pay National Insurance as a Fiverr worker?
Yes. Self-employed workers pay Class 4 NI at 6% on profits between £12,570 and £50,270, and 2% above £50,270. Class 2 NI was abolished from April 2024.
Can I use the Trading Allowance for Fiverr income?
Yes. The Trading Allowance of £1,000 can be deducted instead of actual expenses if your expenses are lower than £1,000 or for simplicity.
When is the Self Assessment deadline?
The online Self Assessment deadline is 31 January. You must also make your first Payment on Account by 31 January and the second by 31 July.