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How much tax will I pay on my bonus?
leo1975_2
Posts: 10 Forumite
in Cutting tax
Hi
Hope somebody can help!
I am getting paid my annual bonus in April of £3,017 (before tax) but am unsure as to how much I will receive after tax?
My current wage is £35,362, so this bonus will take me into the 40% tax threshold but as its first month of the financial year, I am not sure how much of that will be taxed at 40%? Or si that not how it works?!!
Any help is greatly appreciated
Thanks
Hope somebody can help!
I am getting paid my annual bonus in April of £3,017 (before tax) but am unsure as to how much I will receive after tax?
My current wage is £35,362, so this bonus will take me into the 40% tax threshold but as its first month of the financial year, I am not sure how much of that will be taxed at 40%? Or si that not how it works?!!
Any help is greatly appreciated
Thanks
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About £2700 will be taxed at 40%, but this will gradually be refunded to you throughout the year as you will not be a 40% taxpayer.£705,000 raised by client groups in the past 18 mths :beer:0
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Thanks for your help, much appreciated0
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Is your current wage before or after tax? If it's before tax, then the bonus won't take you into the 40% band at all, unless you've got no nil rate band.
Although, I think that might be what Fengirl is saying anyway...;)Northern Ireland club member No 382 :j0 -
Take into account all your other income and include any benefits in kind to see if you will be into the 40% bracket. Broadly speaking if all of that is over £44k you will be into 40% rate on part of your income for that particular tax year0
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As fengirl says, although you will not be in the 40% band at the end of the tax year, this month's pay will be iro £6k which the tax tables will assume is your normal pay (iro £72k) and tax you accordingly. As the year goes on the tax tables will resolve the situation by gradually refunding the overpayment.
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