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tax and national insurance
forest_andy_2
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in Cutting tax
Can anyone tell me how to work out the percentage of tax and national insurance from my wages? Need to rebudget due t loss of overtime and want to see what my basic salary will look like with just shift premium minus tax and insurance.
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It depends upon your income and circumstances but if you are paying 'standard rate ' tax and will continue to do so then as an approximation :
for each 100 (gross) less you earn your tax will will reduce by £22
and your NI will reduce by £11.0
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