For UK sole limited company directors

Run the numbers
before HMRC does.

Divily is one quiet workspace for your salary, dividends, corporation tax, VAT, pension and personal investments. Drag a slider, see exactly what to pay yourself, what to set aside, and what it leaves on the table.

Beta is invitation-only. Three months free for waitlist members.

2026/27Tax year aware
Plan 1 / 2 / 4 / PGStudent loan plans
£90kVAT threshold tracker
TAX 2026/27·COMPANY 2025/26
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Tax-efficient extraction

Plan how to take money out of your company.

Target take-homeannual
£40k£50k£60k£75k
Salary
£12,570
personal allowance
Gross dividend
£48,192
£4,015.99 / mo
Take-home
£50,000
after personal tax
Income tax
Salary £12,570 ≤ allowance
£0.00
Dividend tax
Basic 10.75% · Higher 35.75%
£7,749.84
Employee NI
Salary ≤ primary threshold
£0.00
Student loan
Plan 2 · 9% above £27,295
£3,012.02
Required company revenue
£73,201.62
Corporation tax
£11,304.26
Corporation tax · small profits 19%·
Dividend tax · 10.75% basic, 35.75% higher·
Student loan · Plan 1 / 2 / 4 / Postgrad·
VAT threshold · £90,000 rolling 12 months·
Personal allowance · £12,570·
Dividend allowance · £500·
Employer NI · 15% above £5,000·
Marginal relief · £50k to £250k profit·
ISA · £20,000·
LISA · £4,000 with 25% government bonus·
Pension annual allowance · £60,000·
Corporation tax · small profits 19%·
Dividend tax · 10.75% basic, 35.75% higher·
Student loan · Plan 1 / 2 / 4 / Postgrad·
VAT threshold · £90,000 rolling 12 months·
Personal allowance · £12,570·
Dividend allowance · £500·
Employer NI · 15% above £5,000·
Marginal relief · £50k to £250k profit·
ISA · £20,000·
LISA · £4,000 with 25% government bonus·
Pension annual allowance · £60,000·

Extraction

The £12,570 salary is the easy part.

Most advisors stop at the basics. Divily carries the calculation through dividend tax, employee NI, student loan, employer NI and corporation tax, then tells you the company revenue you need to hit that take-home. Change the target, watch every figure follow.

  • Plan 1, 2, 4 and Postgraduate loans baked into every projection.
  • Small-profits rate and the £50k to £250k marginal-relief band, handled.
  • Split the dividend across months, or declare a one-off and see exactly what to set aside for self assessment.
Scenario A
All as dividend
Take-home
£50,000
Personal tax
£10,762
Corp tax
£11,304
Total tax cost
£22,066
Scenario BRecommended
£10k into pension
Take-home
£48,400
Personal tax
£8,894
Corp tax
£9,404
Net lifetime cost
£16,596

Difference: £5,470 stays inside your wealth, not HMRC's. Divily shows this trade-off every time you move the slider, so you stop guessing.

Pension contribution
£10,000
From
Pre-tax company profit
Gross contribution£10,000
Corp tax saved (19%)− £1,900
Distributable profit reduced− £8,100
Dividend tax avoided− £2,896
True lifetime cost£5,204
Take-home impact this year− £1,600

Pension

See what a contribution actually costs you.

Pension contributions from a limited company are one of the most underused tax levers in the UK. Divily shows the true round-trip: corporation tax saved, dividend tax avoided, distributable profit reduced, take-home this year.

No spreadsheet. No accountant phone call. A slider and an honest answer.

Set aside

The tax bill grows with every invoice.
Divily grows it with you.

Every payment into your company is broken down into the share that's yours, the share that belongs to HMRC, and the share still in motion. No more January panic. No more guessing.

Corporation tax · 2025/26
£2,962.95
Set aside 4 of 7 projected months
Shortfall
−£2,962.95
£0 set aside£5,185 due Jan 2027
Taxable profit YTD
£15,275.94
Owed today
£2,902.43
VAT tracker
22.5%
of £90k rolling threshold
Personal tax accrual
£713.86
of £4,283.14 projected
Dividend tax£504.70
Student loan£209.16
Income tax£0.00
Employee NI£0.00
Director's loan account
£116.50
Company owes director
04 May+£18.33
22 Apr+£10.05
20 Feb−£2,857.25
19 Feb+£56.98
Distributable now
£3,711.07
After £2,962.95 reserved for corp tax
Declare a dividend here, and we'll automatically split the tax-set-aside in your personal pot.

Who it's for

Sole limited company directors live in an awkward middle.

Mint, Monzo and YNAB don't see your company. Xero, QuickBooks and FreeAgent don't see your ISA. Accountants answer once a year, in PDFs you can't question.

Divily is the missing middle: a personal financial picture that knows you pay yourself from a company, and a company financial picture that knows you have a student loan, a LISA and a target take-home.

Built for
UK sole directors
Not built for
Multi-employee payroll
Not built for
VAT-registered businessesyet
Not built for
Property portfoliosyet

One view

Personal and company,
in the same window.

You don't experience your finances as two separate businesses. Why should your software? Divily puts your ISA, LISA, pension, cash and liabilities next to your company revenue, expenses, VAT and corporation tax, on a single canvas, in one tax year.

7
Portfolio types
4
Student loan plans
2
Tax years tracked
What-if scenarios
Personal+Company
Tax 2026/27
Personal
  • Total assets£101,022.78
  • Net worth£84,229.34
  • ISAs£68,584.99
  • LISA£19,453.85
  • Pensions£4,844.42
  • Cash£8,140.52
  • Liabilities−£16,793.44
Company
  • Projected revenue£61,540.08
  • Distributable now£3,711.07
  • Corp tax due£5,185.16
  • VAT progress22.5%
  • DLA balance+£116.50
  • Total expenses£2,885.74
  • Set-aside shortfall−£2,962.95

Beta · 2026/27

One quiet workspace
for the two halves of your money.

Divily is in private beta. The first batch of waitlist members get three months free, lifetime founder pricing after, and a direct line to the team.

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