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a couple of tax questions about my current situation
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okay, that makes sense. and now apologies gain for being really dense here. but can i break it down as i understand it and someone tell me if this is right or wrong
48000 income this year
- 6475
= 41525 taxable
- 20% of 37400 (7480)
- 40% of 4125 (1650)
So this year
48000 - (7480 + 1650)
in total?
Sorry for being a bit of a dummy, just checking I have understood!
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Spot on. On those numbers a personal pension payment of 3,400 would result in you paying no 40% tax.Hideous Muddles from Right Charlies0
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I will pay 1200 into my pension this year. So 40% on the remaining 2.2k is not quite as hard for me to stomach

Thanks for all the comments. I wish I could contribute something... if anyone needs any web/tech/multimedia advice let me know ;o)0 -
What about National Insurance? That is a tax too.0
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