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Working out take home pay???

boylec
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Hi,
I have recently been offered a new job and am trying to work out wither I would actually be better off or not.
Because I currently have a company car - but the new position is a car allowance, I am finding it quite tricky!
My current situation is a salary of £43k a year with company car, 5% salary sacrifice pension and I pay a student loan for a loan prior to 2012. I am married and 34 years old.
The new position is a salary of £48k, with a car allowance of £4.5k, and 5% salary sacrifice pension.
Can anyone give me an idea of the difference in take home pay between the two options?
Thanks
I have recently been offered a new job and am trying to work out wither I would actually be better off or not.
Because I currently have a company car - but the new position is a car allowance, I am finding it quite tricky!
My current situation is a salary of £43k a year with company car, 5% salary sacrifice pension and I pay a student loan for a loan prior to 2012. I am married and 34 years old.
The new position is a salary of £48k, with a car allowance of £4.5k, and 5% salary sacrifice pension.
Can anyone give me an idea of the difference in take home pay between the two options?
Thanks
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I can't give you an answer, but since you've had no responses at all I'll offer the only help I can.
On the main site there's a tool you can put your salary in to and it will give an estimate of your take home pay.
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/tax-calculator/
You may need to adjust both salaries to allow for the salary sacrifice, as I don't think it can do this.Saving a house deposit. Member no.7 100% of target
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Use this: http://www.thesalarycalculator.co.uk/salary.php
It has all the fields you need. Your basic new salary is £52.5k because the car allowance is also taxed. Enter this in the website above.0 -
Thanks for the replies, I appreciate it! :rotfl:0
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