PIP per year: the annual figures
Annual PIP is the weekly rate multiplied by 52. The maximum award (enhanced on both components) is £9,750.20 per year. PIP is not subject to income tax and does not count toward your personal allowance.
2026/27 annual figures
| Award | Per week | Per year (x 52) |
|---|---|---|
| Daily Living standard | £73.90 | £3,842.80 |
| Daily Living enhanced | £110.40 | £5,740.80 |
| Mobility standard | £29.20 | £1,518.40 |
| Mobility enhanced | £77.05 | £4,006.60 |
| Both standard | £103.10 | £5,361.20 |
| Both enhanced (maximum) | £187.45 | £9,747.40 |
Tax and means-testing
PIP is tax-free. It does not affect your personal allowance, your tax code, or your tax credit award. For most means-tested benefits, PIP is wholly disregarded as income, though it can trigger premiums and additions.
Comparison to a salary
The annual maximum PIP (£9,747.40) is roughly equivalent in take-home terms to a gross salary of around £12,000 per year, because PIP is paid free of tax and National Insurance. See the tax-free equivalent page for the full calculation.