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How much tax will I pay?
 
            
                
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                    I don't know if this is the right place to post - I am just trying to work out how much more I will have to pay on debts next month.
I am due a payrise at the end of the month and I will receive £2200 before tax etc. I currently receive £2004. I pay about £100 to pension and proportion to student loan. Any ideas how I'd work out how much I'd actually receive extra?
Thanks in advance 
                
                I am due a payrise at the end of the month and I will receive £2200 before tax etc. I currently receive £2004. I pay about £100 to pension and proportion to student loan. Any ideas how I'd work out how much I'd actually receive extra?
Thanks in advance
 
                
Debt busting 2022 Total £15842.68 £0 (100% paid since 1/1/22)
- DFD: September 1st 2023[/b]
 Savings diary: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6472040/time-to-build-my-future#latest
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            a. gross increase is £196 per month
 b. less extra pension deduction (assuming its related to your salary but you haven't said)
 c. gives taxable pay increaase
 d. less 20% tax of taxable pay (c) i.e c x 20%
 e. less NI deduction i.e. 11% of (a) above i.e. a x 11%
 (assuming you are not opted out of the state second pension otherwise 9.4%
 f. less 9% student loan of (a) i.e a x 9%
 giving a lot less than you started with0
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            Thanks guys....you have managed to depress me!! Makes you wonder what the point of a payrise is doesn't it!                        Debt busting 2022 Total £15842.68 £0 (100% paid since 1/1/22) Makes you wonder what the point of a payrise is doesn't it!                        Debt busting 2022 Total £15842.68 £0 (100% paid since 1/1/22)- DFD: September 1st 2023[/b]
 Savings diary: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6472040/time-to-build-my-future#latest
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- DFD: September 1st 2023[/b]
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