England · Band 9 · Entry
£5,626.03
a month take-home · £67,512.31 a year
Gross
£112,782.00
Income tax
£26,905.70
NI
£4,266.24
Pension
£14,097.75
Net
£67,512.31
Simulated monthly payslip
| Gross pay | £9,398.50 |
| PAYE income tax | − £2,242.14 |
| Employee NI | − £355.52 |
| NHS pension (12.5%) | − £1,174.81 |
| Net bank credit | £5,626.03 |
England · rest-of-UK income tax bands · estimate for the 2026/27 tax year, standard 1257L code assumed.
Band 9 in other nations
Band 9 spine points (England, 2026/27)
| Point | Full-time salary | Monthly take-home |
|---|---|---|
| Entry | £112,782.00 | £5,626.03 |
| Intermediate | £119,583.00 | £5,834.98 |
| Top of band | £129,783.00 | £6,115.48 |
Full-time, standard 1257L tax code, in the NHS Pension Scheme, no student loan or HCAS. Adjust the calculator above for your situation.
Band 9 typically covers directors, chief scientists, chief AHPs and very senior managers. Full-time basic pay runs from £112,782 at entry to £129,783 at the top of the band for 2026/27. On top of basic pay, London staff receive a High Cost Area Supplement, and anyone working nights, weekends or bank holidays earns Section 2 unsocial-hours enhancements.
Three deductions come off: income tax, National Insurance, and your NHS pension contribution — which for a Band 9 on entry pay is the 12.5% tier, not the 5% auto-enrolment rate generic calculators assume. That is why our monthly take-home estimate (£5,626 at entry) is more accurate than tools that under-count the pension.
All NHS bands & nations
See the NHS take-home pay hub to compare every band across England, Scotland and Wales.