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Income Tax Query

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  • beargirl
    beargirl Posts: 74 Forumite
    Thanks for your help so far.
    Just to clarify our workplace pays into our pensions with no contributions from the employees so there is no reduction to our pay because of this.
    We’ve both worked there for at least 5 years too.
  • badmemory
    badmemory Posts: 10,463 Forumite
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    A tax allowance difference of £700 gives £142 less in tax & student loan of £150 accounts for almost £300.
  • 00ec25
    00ec25 Posts: 9,123 Forumite
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    badmemory wrote: »
    A tax allowance difference of £700 gives £142 less in tax & student loan of £150 accounts for almost £300.
    yes, but OP says 350 per month
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