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Can anyone help with this? Tax & Bonus
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Mrs_Egg
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Would anyone be able to advise if this is correct? Because of all the various deductions I can't seem to work it out correctly on the online sites.
Tax code 332L w1m1
Salary 31500
Bonus 7500
Month 9 Payslip:
Monthly Pay 2625
Bonus 7250
Total: 9875.00
Tax 3208.26
National Insurance 1155.84
Student Loan (Type 1) 735.00
Childcare Voucher 243
People's Pension 231.17
Total 5573.27
Take home pay: 4301.73
Month 9
Taxable gross pay: 9632.00
Employer national insurance £1329.22
Employer pension £288.96
Net Pay £4532.90
Year to date
Taxable gross pay £28688
Tax £6408.86
Employee national insurance £2475.36
Employer national insurance £2839.49
Student Loan £1399.00
Employee pension £459.85
Employer pension £574.20
Any ideas, I'm completely lost but it seems a lot?
Tax code 332L w1m1
Salary 31500
Bonus 7500
Month 9 Payslip:
Monthly Pay 2625
Bonus 7250
Total: 9875.00
Tax 3208.26
National Insurance 1155.84
Student Loan (Type 1) 735.00
Childcare Voucher 243
People's Pension 231.17
Total 5573.27
Take home pay: 4301.73
Month 9
Taxable gross pay: 9632.00
Employer national insurance £1329.22
Employer pension £288.96
Net Pay £4532.90
Year to date
Taxable gross pay £28688
Tax £6408.86
Employee national insurance £2475.36
Employer national insurance £2839.49
Student Loan £1399.00
Employee pension £459.85
Employer pension £574.20
Any ideas, I'm completely lost but it seems a lot?
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You should ask HMRC to take you off the w1/m1 tax code and put you on a cumulative code.0
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As Darksparkle has mentioned, your problem is your tax code. You should only be a basic rate tax payer but your tax code means that your tax is calculated on a month only basis, hence you have paid a lot of tax at 40%.
Once you have a proper cumulative tax code, you will get the overpaid tax back. It looks like you have overpaid over £1300 tax this month.0
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