Mike
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£1,276.71 a month roughly 23.5% stoppages
http://www.listentotaxman.com/index.php?calc=1&year=2006&age=0&add=0&taxcode=&period=1&ingr=20000&Submit=Calculate |
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Jonny Boy
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take off 25% and divide by 12, thats what you'll be taking home, give or take a penny |
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karnautrahl
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Current Tax Rates are:
Starting rate 10% up to £2,150
Basic rate 22% from £2,151 to £33,300
Higher rate 40% over £33,300
National Insurance at 11% above £685 per month.
Roughly worked out I get: £1478.3
Anyone closer than that? Not an accountant, just got time on my hands! |
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benjinissan
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about 23% off to get take home pay |
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inferno
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migdalski
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You end up with about £1k/month. Off-takes are about 30 - 32%
I think. |
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jennijan
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If your tax code is 503 you are allowed to earn £5,035 per year tax free, so each month divide that by 12 and that is what you can earn that month before paying tax on it, also, whatever your gross is, you have to take off 12.8% for your N.I contribution.
You will need to contact the IR tho for the actual percentage of tax you will pay on £20k as the increments change at certain thresholds and I don't know what they are.......sorry! |
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fair-and-squire
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you didn't say if you are married or not.
if married you pay less tax.
if not you pay more in tax.
what is your current tax code? |
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littlebluefeet
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divide by 12. will give you rough idea. |
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WhaHoooo
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Im on 1997 pound per year and take home 1685 pound a month |
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Rod T
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If you take off 33% to cover tax and NI that should give you a very near figure to actual take home pay, after dividing by 12 but I'm sure you figured out that bit LOL approx £1283 per month
your tax code means you can earn £5030 before you have to pay tax so at the end of the year if you had earned less than this you would be eligible for a rebate you will pay tax on everything above this amount and it's taken into account if you use the 33% figure |
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