Working out my salary from a p60?

jason589

Hello, is it possible to see what I am actually paid annually by a P60?
The reason I ask is that I work a full week but I have two jobs part time. My contracts are for full time which is misleading when it comes to pay.

I have noticed on both of my P60's that it says:
Pay and Income Tax Details:
Job one: In this employment total for this year: £16140.00
Job two: In this employment total for this year: £10135.08

Do I simply add these two together to work out what I have been paid last financial year?

anselld

Yes, but total includes any overtime etc as well as basic salary.

dazza.mk

anselld wrote: »

Yes, but total includes any overtime etc as well as basic salary.

If you don't have a Salary Sacrifice in your wage packet (ie Pensions, Childcare Vouchers).

Otherwise Total Pay - Salary Sacrifice (Pension, Childcare Vouchers) = P60 Taxable Pay

CLAPTON

well

P60 doesn't need to include occupational pensions contributions whether salary sacrifice or not.


surely you have your payslips? The march ones will show your total pay to date (i.e the whole year) for that job.

jason589

Hmm, thanks for your posts. It is very strange. If I add the two amounts up; 16140.00 + 10135.08 it comes to £26275.08
However, I was of the belief that I was on something a lot closer to 30k.

I have used the following site: thesalarycalculator.co.uk
To try and get an understanding of what I should be getting and things don't match up. Monthly, after taxes, I am getting almost £1785. According to the site above, I would be on around 28000 to be getting that after taxes.
I don't have Salary Sacrifice, Childcare, Vouchers but I do have a pension with one job.

Thanks for your input.

mgdavid

jason589 wrote: »

....... but I do have a pension with one job.
......

this, coupled with post #4 will explain the difference.

jason589

Ah thanks, I think I missed that post. I will check my March pay slips when I get a moment.