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Pay rise of £1000, what's that after tax?
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(Edited 7th April)
Sorry for the confusion-
Let me clarify: my friend is the one who had the £1000 rise from £16,000 to £17,000.
I earn just over £20,000 (£1675 per month gross) and i wanted to know what difference the new NI changes will make to my take home pay (no pension or student loan payments)?0 -
Hello anyone?0
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Hello. :wave:Hello anyone?
From http://www.uktaxcalculators.co.uk/
Earnings Summary Monthly
Gross Pay £1,675.00
Tax Free Allowances £622.92
Total Taxable £1,052.08
Tax Due £210.42
National Insurance £128.72
Total Deductions £339.14
Net Earnings £1,335.86
Net Change from 2010 +£19.76
Did you really mean to put loose?
Lose: no longer possess, not to retain, unable to find
Loose: not firmly or tightly fixed in place0
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