Taking pension and continuing to work

Hi admin, turning 60 in August this year and am contemplating taking my workplace pension but continuing to work on for 2 more years. Trying to understand how I calculate what tax I would pay on a) my salary £86000 b) pension income £26000 and c) would I pay tax on savings from lump sum £170000. Live in Scotland have tax code S1275. Thanks in advance for any guidance.

Robert Loch,
HMRC cannot comment on future events as legislation and/or plans may change.
However, based on current guidlines.
Please refer to:
https://www.gov.uk/scottish-income-tax
Thank you. 

Thanks, i had asked how to calculate the tax though. I have read the link posted here previously but this does not explain how to calculate tax on both income from pension and earnings. Hence my question. I didn't ask for future events etc i asked how to calculate. Thank you

Hi Robert Loch,
Based on current guidance, as your total income would now be over £100,000, your employment tax code would change as full personal allowances would no longer be due.
The pension payment of £26000 would be liable at 42%.
Any interest earned over £500 would be liable to tax at yor highest rates.
Thank you. 

Hi, many thanks for the information very much appreciated regards Robert