Annual fees for previous years

Use the links on this page to select the calculation you want to carry out for a given year. You can also calculate your annual fees for the current year[1].

You can calculate fees and other charges (levies) as they apply to your firm.

Fees you can calculate are those for the:

• Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
• Prudential Regulation Authority[2] (PRA)
• former Financial Services Authority (FSA)

Levies you can calculate are those for the:

• Money Advice Service[3] (MAS)
• Financial Services Compensation Scheme[4] (FSCS)
• Financial Ombudsman Service[5] (general levy)
• Pensions Guidance Service[6] (Pension Wise)

Calculate your fees

To calculate your fees and levies, use these links to select the fee year you want.

You can also choose whether to calculate fees based on consultation or final rates (ie by ‘scenario’).

Sometimes there can be additional fees and levies that are added during the financial year but which aren’t included in the calculator. You’ll need to calculate these separately and add them to the results of your online calculations.

2016/17

• Fee calculator 2016/17 consultation rates[7]

2015/16

• Fee calculator 2015/16 final rates[8]
• Fee calculator 2015/16 consultation rates[9]

2014/15

• Fee calculator 2014/15 final rates[10]
• Fee calculator 2014/15 consultation rates[11]

2013/14

• Fee calculator 2013/14 Final rates[12]
• Fee calculator 2013/14 Consultation rates[13]

2012/13

• Fee calculator 2012/13 Final Rates[14]
• Fee calculator 2012/13 Consultation Rates[15]
• additional MAS consultation rates[16]
• additional FSCS levies 

2011/12

(Consultative fees and levies are constant for the (former) FSA, MAS and the FSCS in all 3 scenarios.)

• Fee calculator 2011/2012 Final Rates[17]
• Fee calculator 2011/2012 Consultation Rates_Scenario_1 (£17.7m Financial Ombudsman Service levy)[18]
• Fee calculator 2011/2012 Consultation Rates_Scenario_2 (£32.7m Financial Ombudsman Service levy)[19]
• Fee calculator 2011/2012 Consultation Rates_Scenario_3 (£47.7m Financail Ombudsman Service levy)[20]

2010/11

• Fee calculator 2010/2011 Final Rates[21]
• Fee calculator 2010/2011 Consultation Rates[22]
• FSCS additional levies[23]

2009/10

• Fee calculator 2009/2010 Final Rates[24]
• Fee calculator 2009/2010 Consultation Rates[25]

2008/09

• Fee calculator 2008/2009 Final Rates[26]
• Fee calculator 2008/2009 Consultation Rates[27]

2007/08

• Fee calculator 2007/2008 Final Rates[28]
• Fee calculator 2007/2008 Consultation Rates[29]

2006/07

• Fee calculator 2006/2007 Final Rates[30]
• Fee calculator 2006/2007 Consultation Rates[31]

​[31]2005/06

• Fee calculator 2005/2006 Final Rates[32]

Additional FSCS Levy for 2012/13

In 2012/13 the FSCS set an interim levy of:

• £20m for the Investment Intermediation sub-class (SD02)
• £16m for the General Insurance Intermediation sub-class (SB02)

The fee calculator does not include calculations for these interim levies.

So, when you calculate fees for this year, use the calculator and add an additional payment of approximately:

• £52 per £10,000 of annual income for SD02
• £17 per £10,000 of annual income for SB02

Annual income is as shown on your 2012/13 invoice for these classes.

For more information, read the FSCS letter dated 20 March 2013[33].

Estimate your total share of the levy for sub-class SD02

Divide the total levy (£20m) by the total annual eligible income for all participant firms (£3,883,064,530) and multiply the result by your firm’s annual eligible income for this sub-class (as shown in your 2012/13 fees and levies invoice for this sub-class).

For example, if your firm reported £27,500 annual eligible income for sub-class SD02; £20 million divided by 3,883,064,530 multiplied by 27,500 = approximately £142 levy to pay.

Estimate your total share of the levy for sub-class SB02

Divide the total levy (£16m) by the total annual eligible income for all participant firms (£9,282,614,503) and multiply the result by your firm’s annual eligible income for this sub-class (as shown in your 2012/13 fees and levies invoice for this sub-class).

For example, if your firm reported £27,500 annual eligible income for sub-class SB02: £16 million divided by 9,282,614,503 multiplied by 27,500 = approximately £47 levy to pay.