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Tax code error, BR Cumul
natbloom88
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in Cutting tax
Hi there,
I have 2 jobs, my receptionist job I work about 18 hours per week and the other around 30 although this varies as its nurse bank work. For my banking job I am on tax code BR CUMUL. I understand I am on this tax code because I have 2 jobs, however I rang inland revenue to change over which job I was getting taxed more on. Is this right? so now I will be getting BR CUMUL tax on my 18 hours per week job? Or was I paying the right tax amount before, they said they will put my on a 747 tax code for my bank job and BR CUMUL on my receptionist job. I thought I was getting taxed far too much on my nursing job, I get paid weekly and one week I got paid £261.88 and got taxed 67.14 is this too much?
Thanks
I have 2 jobs, my receptionist job I work about 18 hours per week and the other around 30 although this varies as its nurse bank work. For my banking job I am on tax code BR CUMUL. I understand I am on this tax code because I have 2 jobs, however I rang inland revenue to change over which job I was getting taxed more on. Is this right? so now I will be getting BR CUMUL tax on my 18 hours per week job? Or was I paying the right tax amount before, they said they will put my on a 747 tax code for my bank job and BR CUMUL on my receptionist job. I thought I was getting taxed far too much on my nursing job, I get paid weekly and one week I got paid £261.88 and got taxed 67.14 is this too much?
Thanks
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if you earn 261.88 per week on a BR taxcode then you deductions will be
tax at 20% = 52.28
NI will be charged at 12% of the amount over 139 so NI = 12% x (261-139) = 14.75
so total deduction will be 67.12 approximately
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