ive earned 10725 dollars on unemployment ive held back 10% 1092 dollars will i get anything back Additional Details ive got 10,725 in benefits on unemployment i held back 10% 1,092 ...
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that I will have to pay.
They have $100,000 in stock
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No wonder employers are getting frustrated with the quality of candidates for jobs.
You can't divide 26000 by 12, and now you can't work out 20% of 2166. I dispair.
It seems to me that 26000 would be more than you might be worth.
Get a calculator, at a minimum.
corgi1922
2166*.2= 433.20
Subtract that from 2166
2166-433.2= 1732.80
CLIVE H
. . . .not you again. I thought I explained what £26,000 divided by 12 was. . . .
Okay - go to the site below - it does tax thing for UK.
http://www.worksmart.org.uk/tools/tax_calc.php
If you don't like that one, try this one. . . .
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/calcs/paye.htm
jonnaymomo
10,830
Ahdunno
divide by 100
multiply by 20
take that from original number
This 1st one is easiest
gavmel259
£433.20.
crispus
£432.
lillith golightly
can you not use the calculator on your computer?
cheesypeeps
work out 10% then double it :o)
foxy Teri
A simple way is to add a nought, then double it, add those figures. Answer= £433.20. Take no notice of others comments.
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