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Two Incomes and Tax
Mighty21
Posts: 4 Newbie
Hi all,
My wife is venturing on a second job. She will be Self Employed for this new role.
The job she holds at present is PAYE. 20% Tax payer.
I assume the HMRC would have to be informed as a first off, which is fine. but we have no idea as to what we would have to do thereafter, or how we work out what we would have to pay in tax, and if that effects the PAYE element?
I apologies for the vagueness of the email above. so many question etc don't quite know where to start.!
Thanks for any help
Mighty21
My wife is venturing on a second job. She will be Self Employed for this new role.
The job she holds at present is PAYE. 20% Tax payer.
I assume the HMRC would have to be informed as a first off, which is fine. but we have no idea as to what we would have to do thereafter, or how we work out what we would have to pay in tax, and if that effects the PAYE element?
I apologies for the vagueness of the email above. so many question etc don't quite know where to start.!
Thanks for any help
Mighty21
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She will pay 20% on all earnings between her salary and the higher rate band.
She will also have to pay class 2 (£2.70 p/w) and class 4 (9%) national insurance.
She can apply for an annual exception certificate if her earnings are below £5700.
Need more info really to give a good answer (figures?)0 -
Hope you don't mind me jumping in on the thread, I just wondered about the exemption as I have just started to be self employed and will be letting hmrc know this week.
Ii was wondering with the £5700 for exemption is that just your earnings from self employment or your employee earnings too?
So if you had a job of £12,000 pa and then were self employed also earning £4,000 could you apply for the low earnings exemption?
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Thanks for your reply.
So all HMRC requirements stay as is with her PAYE, and won't change with the additional income?
The second self employed income will vary, initially, it will be around the £6k mark, until such a time that this job becomes her main job, and either leaves or accepts redundancy on her current PAYE role.
Presume that your posts' figures relate the second self employed income? in that she would have to pay £2.70p/w for NI, and 9% Tax?
Note your comment on the exemption.0 -
Their is a dedicated tax forum http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.php?f=220
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Thanks Oldharryrocks. I did look there first, but as a newbie, I didn't want to crash someone else's thread. Also, there is a huge amount of threads to sive through to try and fins something that may or may not be applicable. Just deemed is easier to start a new one. Thanks though buddy0
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supersaverkerry wrote: »
Ii was wondering with the £5700 for exemption is that just your earnings from self employment or your employee earnings too?
So if you had a job of £12,000 pa and then were self employed also earning £4,000 could you apply for the low earnings exemption?
Thanks
Yes it is just for self employment. In your situation about you could apply for this.0 -
Thanks for your reply.
So all HMRC requirements stay as is with her PAYE, and won't change with the additional income?
The second self employed income will vary, initially, it will be around the £6k mark, until such a time that this job becomes her main job, and either leaves or accepts redundancy on her current PAYE role.
Presume that your posts' figures relate the second self employed income? in that she would have to pay £2.70p/w for NI, and 9% Tax?
Note your comment on the exemption.
It won't change anything with her PAYE.
Yes my post was based on Self employment.0 -
Thanks for your help Suarez.
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