Northern Spriggan
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£9,967 after tax which is £873 per month
http://www.listentotaxman.com/index.php?c=1&yr=2008&age=0&add=0&code=&pension=0&time=1&ingr=12000&vw%5B%5D=yr&vw%5B%5D=mth&vw%5B%5D=wk |
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TMQ
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My goodness. Now I understand why you can only make 12000 a year! |
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The Great Gazoo
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Umm your not serious are you??
12,000 divideed by 12 months is oh my let me get the calculator 1000!!!! |
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Buteeful1
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about a 1000.00 a month before taxes |
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lenlu.2481
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about £800 after tax and stuff |
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steffi
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Look at www.listentotaxman, and it will give you full information on deductions and receipts.
My Name is Nick: A lot of people live on that and less in the UK. That is the group of people this Government is charging extra tax! When I worked for HMRC, I used to see the figures. Actually not bad money in the South West of England. |
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Simona S
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go to
http://www.thesalarycalculator.co.uk/index.php |
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customizedsongwriter
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In England it will be 1000 pounds.
In America it will be $1000
In Europe it will be 1000 Euroes
All these amounts are different though. |
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mark m
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A grand a month. |
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Amustapha
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OK, you get about 5,700 tax free, then you pay 1£ in five to the tac man. Then there is your national insurance. |
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Bardic
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To be accurate, £1000 gross per month at standard rates will give you £831 net after tax & NI. |
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Rowan
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Very difficult to live on. |
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gavmel259
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£1000 a month, if you are paid on a certain date of every month.
£920 if you are paid 4weekly. |
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bud
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I hope you don`t work with money, my money anyway, get a calculator and let your fingers do the calculating |
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Babyemz
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you will take home about £790 a month after tax and nat ins |
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Lily
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$12000/12 months = $1000 monthly
then subtract taxes and such. |
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caribean
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God there are some mean people on here!! I am sure she meant after tax...
Depending on your allowances etc but I would say roughly £750-£780 per month. |
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wizbangs
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That's about $780 after taxes & social security. If you have a State income tax, knock off another $50. |
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Stupid Flanders
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1,000 pounds a month before taxes. |
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Ray
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You must be joking, aren't you? Can't you even calculate that?
12,000/12=1000, alright? |
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Nick
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how are you planning to live on 12000 a year? |
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D R
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I hope that the work that you do to earn this amount needs no maths skills or you will soon find yourself unemployed. |
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Rachel
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I would estimate that about a third of that would go to taxes, medical/dental insurance and 401(k). So then you would take home about $660 a month. If you don't get medical benefits and don't have a 401(k) (although you definitely should even if you are young), then it would probably be closer to $750 a month. |
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Bharat P
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wow you are making more than me may be you can take me out for a very nice dinner.
i guess you will take home in region of £870.00 a month enough to pay your bills and still have some left over for savings for a rainny day and i think you should put some money way on side because you never know when you going too need it anyway i hope it helps and dont forget our date .
good luck and very big CONGS |
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masterwelder639
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unbelievable |
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David
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1000 buckaroos |
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Babydoll
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a grand.. that's without tax being taken off |
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pirate_princess
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Roughly £750 take home |
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birchalltheaxehero
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a grand a month maybe? I dont know about after tax. |
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C O
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About 1k a month...but for a more accurate amount considering your tax exp. go to:
paychecks.com |
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ukok
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1k gross will equal around 825 net . |
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