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Part time job- Tax implications
Abbey418
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in Cutting tax
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Having reached my 65 tax year my allowances have gone up as I am under the £22,900 limited allowed.
As things are at the moment I am coming up each month with a shortfall, not by much, but over the year it is making a dent in my savings. To rectify this I thought I would get a partime job, on the face of it seemed a good idea, however, If someone out there could check my callculation for me I would be obliged. Is it worth the effort.....
Pensions: £21,265
Partime Job: £4767
Extra Petrol required £520
It seems to me that I would end up getting less that £1 per hour for the 16 hours each week after the taxman and petrol. Am I right or have I missed something.
Having reached my 65 tax year my allowances have gone up as I am under the £22,900 limited allowed.
As things are at the moment I am coming up each month with a shortfall, not by much, but over the year it is making a dent in my savings. To rectify this I thought I would get a partime job, on the face of it seemed a good idea, however, If someone out there could check my callculation for me I would be obliged. Is it worth the effort.....
Pensions: £21,265
Partime Job: £4767
Extra Petrol required £520
It seems to me that I would end up getting less that £1 per hour for the 16 hours each week after the taxman and petrol. Am I right or have I missed something.
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I make it that you about £3,500 better off with the part time job (or about £3k after petrol). If you work 52 weeks at 16 hours then it seem you take home just over £4 per hour.
Without job
Pension £21265
PA £9490
Take home £18,910
With job
Pension £21265
Earning £4767
Total £26032
Adj PA £7924 (= 9490 - 1/2 (26032 - 22900))
Take home £22,4100 -
Thanks for that, it makes it more worth while. I had taken the tax element off of the taxable amount and not the gross amount. I may take on a job now you sorted it for me. THANKS0
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