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SuzieSue

Guest101 wrote: »

No.


You'll pay 20% (or higher) depending on income after your personal allowance.


Since you work full time already, that will take up the whole personal allowance.

The rate of tax has nothing to do with this.

If he earns £15k in his first job, then he will usually pay tax at 20% over his personal allowance of around £10k, so tax at 20% on £5k.

If he earns another £3k in his other job, he will still pay tax at 20% tax on that as long as he doesn't have any other income that takes him over the 40% threshold which is around £40k.

Newdirections

American Express advertise home working positions from time to time. Their recruitment process is quite lengthy though and I have never made it past the 2nd stage.

Guest101

SuzieSue wrote: »

The rate of tax has nothing to do with this.

If he earns £15k in his first job, then he will usually pay tax at 20% over his personal allowance of around £10k, so tax at 20% on £5k.

If he earns another £3k in his other job, he will still pay tax at 20% tax on that as long as he doesn't have any other income that takes him over the 40% threshold which is around £40k.

huh?


That's what I said....

Stevie_Palimo

Guest101 wrote: »

huh?


That's what I said....

SuzieSue broke it down to a simple read as opposed to just percentages, You do get quite irate at times and seem to have some anger issues, Just a suggestion for you but try and maybe take 5 and re-read a post prior to chucking yourself around.

Guest101

Stevie_Palimo wrote: »

SuzieSue broke it down to a simple read as opposed to just percentages, You do get quite irate at times and seem to have some anger issues, Just a suggestion for you but try and maybe take 5 and re-read a post prior to chucking yourself around.

Duly noted


- May I make a suggestion? Don't read anger in all my posts, some are just bemused and baffled ranting. (like the one above)

SuzieSue

Guest101 wrote: »

Duly noted


- May I make a suggestion? Don't read anger in all my posts, some are just bemused and baffled ranting. (like the one above)

When I read your earlier post I thought you were disagreeing with my post when you said "No". I now see that you were saying that the OP was wrong, so we both agree.