Step 1
Income
Applicant 2
- Applicant 1 annualised
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- Total income
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Enter a day rate. The annual figure is what the income multiple uses. First-time buyer or homemover selects the sample rate set, and the matching stamp duty.

Contractor mortgages, from the day rate.
Inside IR35 and outside IR35. Day rate first.
Inside IR35 you are usually paid by an umbrella or through agency payroll. Outside IR35 you invoice through your own limited company. Both can be mortgaged. The illustration starts with day rate × 5 × 46.
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Applicant 1 is a day rate. Applicant 2, if there is one, can be an annual income or a day rate.
Your figures
Income in step 1, the loan in step 2, stamp duty in step 3. A day rate is annualised as day rate × 5 × 46. Every result is an illustration, not a mortgage offer and not what a lender will advance.
Step 1
Applicant 2
Enter a day rate. The annual figure is what the income multiple uses. First-time buyer or homemover selects the sample rate set, and the matching stamp duty.
Step 2
Add a property value, loan and term. The rate is taken from the sample table below.
Step 3
The price comes from step 2. England and Northern Ireland only. First-time buyer or homemover follows step 1. Additional property is the only choice you make here.
Add a purchase price in step 2 to illustrate stamp duty.
Sample only
These rows are a sample, so the table can be used. They are not contractor rates. A contractor rate sheet has not been loaded, and residential high-street rates are not shown here.
Each group shows the lowest sample rate with a lender fee and the lowest sample rate with no fee, where both exist. The groups are 2-year fixed, 3-year fixed, 5-year fixed and 2-year tracker. Only the next loan-to-value band up is shown. The lowest pay rate is selected to start. Choose another row and step 2 uses that rate.
Add a property value and loan amount in step 2 to see the sample rates.
Annualised income
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Deposit
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LTV
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Income multiple
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Repayment monthly
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Interest-only monthly
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Total monthly
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Stamp duty
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How you are paid
Umbrella / payroll
Paid by an umbrella company or through agency payroll. The contract rate and the payslip are not the same number. Lenders that use the gross rate, and lenders that want the payslip, are different routes.
How inside IR35 worksLimited company
You invoice through your own limited company. Salary and dividends can understate the day rate, especially if profit stays in the company. Some lenders use the contract. Some want the accounts.
How outside IR35 worksWhat we arrange
Umbrella or payroll. The total gross pay on the payslip is what is typically used, after the company has taken its cut.
Read moreYour own limited company. The daily rate usually gives the highest loan, with no umbrella or payroll fees to account for.
Read moreA first home, with a contract rather than a salary as the starting point.
Read moreThe next purchase, including a let-to-buy where you keep the current property.
Read moreA deal ending, a rate switch with your current lender, or capital raised.
Read moreA rental in your own name, assessed on the rent as well as the contract.
Read moreProcess
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Day rate, inside or outside IR35, how you are paid, and how long is left. A short call or an email is usually enough to see whether we can help.
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We are not tied to one lender. Some will use a contract rate. Some want payslips or accounts. We compare those routes rather than forcing the income into a salary shape.
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You get the options, the costs and an illustration. The figures on this website are not that recommendation.
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We prepare the case, chase the underwriter and keep you and your solicitor updated.
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Once the offer is out, we stay on it. Solicitors, agents and the lender still need a point of contact.
Send the day rate, whether you are inside or outside IR35, and what you want to do. We will tell you whether we can help. Call 0204 551 2123 or email enquiries@mycontractormortgage.co.uk.