
SalarySnap
UK Tax, Pensions & Take-Home
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What's New in SalarySnap
1.3.1
October 7, 2026
SalarySnap is now ready for iPhone Duo. Open the phone like a book and Calculate becomes two pages: your salary and pension on one page and your take-home on the facing page, with the split on the fold. The take-home updates as you type, so you can try £45,000, then £50,000, and see the difference straight away. It works the other way round too: start from the take-home you want and SalarySnap finds the salary. Compare salaries also opens out, with both offers on one page and the side-by-side comparison on the other. When you fold it shut, your figures stay in place and the whole app works on the outer display, where close buttons sit under the clock, like the system’s own. SalarySnap is built with the iOS 27.1 SDK, so it runs edge to edge on both displays. More accurate: • State Pension age now comes from your date of birth, as the law sets it, and National Insurance stops on pay you receive from that date. State Pension age is rising from 66 to 67 now, so if you were born in 1960 or 1961, SalarySnap asks once for your birth month • In the year you reach State Pension age, your figures include National Insurance only on the paydays before it • Blind Person’s Allowance now stays in full above £100,000; only the Personal Allowance is reduced • Marriage Allowance now takes £1,260 off your allowance with a tax code like 1257L or 1100L, including with Blind Person’s Allowance, and is left out if giving it away would take you into the higher rate • The minimum wage check uses the rate for your age: £12.71 an hour at 21 and over, £10.85 at 18 to 20 and £8.00 under 18. Just after a birthday or a new rate, it allows for the lower rate your pay period may have started on, as the law does • Plan 5 student loans no longer show deductions before April 2026, when repayments began • For Scottish taxpayers, the Tax Years tool now compares every Scottish band, and only what was frozen is called frozen • Clearer notes on the value of 30 hours of free childcare, the 2029 change to salary sacrifice, and paying the Child Benefit charge through your tax code Also in this update: • At the largest accessibility text sizes, the take-home figure, breakdown rows, badges, switches and the names in Tools stay whole and readable on every iPhone, and Settings no longer runs off the edge of the screen • Widgets now reload only when the figures they show change, rather than every time you leave the app
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