But if you are 1 minute past the midnight deadline you are penalized heavily...maybe the IRS should pay the same penalties..not the minimum interest they do pay for being late....
They have all the forms with the number on it. We are told to protect our SS number and yet we are told when doing some business to put it on a bank check that travels to many institutions before it ...
I moved out of my flat yesterday as I could not stand one of my flatmates {she was really filthy and weird}. When I moved in I paid 1 months rent (£350) plus deposit (£350) so in total paid £700. H...
I am waiting on my ex's. he has past due child support(15,000) and not remarried. I think he filed at the very last minute so he missed the first round....
My friend decided that he would blow all of his yearly income on luxuries and what ever he wants and then use his income tax returns at the end of the year to buy his truck. I dont believe he is on ...
Cant I make it to where none comes out nearly all year? Or would I then have a huge bill at tax time? This would be for a single man with no dependants....
If you get paid every four weeks as aposed to monthly it will work out at £2,307 before tax.
dashabout
It depends on many factors: your tax code, previous income in the tax year, etc.
If your tax code is 503L and you have not earned anything yet since April 6 2006, the gross pay would be 2500 but there will be deductions.
This calculator on the HM Revenue & Customs site will help you http://payecalculator.inlandrevenue.gov.uk/PAYE0.aspx you will also have to use the NIC calculator as well, and deduct that value too.
Furbyagogo
£30,000 per year
£2,500 per month
£625 per week
£125 per day (based upon a 5 day week)
£15.62 per hour (based upon an 8 hour working day)
Before tax
I have no idea how much it will work out after tax as it depends on your tax code which depends on the sort of job that you do
Pat
are you trying to figure out which works out best contract or permanent job in terms of salary...
you'll make mre money contracting...
eflatsharp
For 4 weekly paid simply divide 30000 by 13. You DID say WITHOUT TAX didn't you...
brideshead
Very roughly, you'll get around £2200. After tax and NI you will be left with around £1700-£1800. Tax and NI usually amount to around 30% at this level.
Bob The Builder
Go back to school and learn how to count..
Stephen H
Can't you do arithmetic? 30,000 / 12 gives you.....?
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