Stuart Delivery Tax Calculator UK 2026

Calculate your Stuart courier income tax, NI, mileage deduction, and monthly take-home pay

Updated for 2026–27: Personal Allowance £12,570 • Class 4 NI 6% • Mileage 45p/mile (car) • 20p/mile (bike)
Stuart mileage rates:   Car / van: 45p/mile (first 10,000) then 25p  •  Bicycle: 20p/mile (all miles)  •  Motorcycle: 24p/mile

Your Stuart Earnings

Total gross paid by Stuart before deductions
Mileage deduction: £0
Phone, insurance, equipment, delivery bags
Employed salary or other self-employment

Tax Options

Used to calculate effective hourly rate
Gross income
£0
Mileage deduction
£0
Taxable profit
£0
Income tax
£0
Class 4 NI
£0
Net take-home
£0
Monthly Breakdown
Month Income Mileage Profit Est. Tax Take-Home Progress
Tax Breakdown
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Stuart Delivery Tax: UK Guide 2026

Are Stuart Couriers Self-Employed?

Yes. Stuart classifies all delivery partners as self-employed independent contractors. Stuart pays you gross — no tax is deducted at source. You must register for Self-Assessment and pay Income Tax and Class 4 NI directly to HMRC.

Stuart vs Other UK Delivery Platforms: Typical Earnings

Stuart£18,000–£24,000
Deliveroo£23,000–£27,000
Uber Eats£22,000–£28,000
Just Eat£20,000–£24,000
Gophr£20,000–£26,000

Allowable Expenses for Stuart Couriers

Self-Assessment Deadlines

See our self-employed expenses guide and HMRC Self-Assessment guide for full details.