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IA's Debt/Life/Little bit of Everything Diary...

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  • Jo4 wrote: »
    Is the £145 spoken for?
    yea, debt lol!
    Total 'Failed Business' Debt £29,043
    Que sera, sera. <3
  • Gemmzie
    Gemmzie Posts: 14,876 Forumite
    lol I've no idea how that works out for us :rotfl:

    Whatever Ste earns, take off £5k - that's yours :D

    Then take off £2000 - this gets taxed at 10% (so £250 tax)

    Then the remainder - take off 22% - this gets taxed.

    Then you get three tax figures (£0, £250, then the 22% bit), take that off the yearly salary and divide by 12 for current take home pay.

    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

    New bit, take off 5k as before

    Then the rest take off 20%.

    Then take that 20% figure off the total salary, divide by 12 this is your new take home pay.
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  • fruitycar
    fruitycar Posts: 349 Forumite
    thanks guys, your support really means a lot to us and thanks to everyone. It's really much appreciated. :) Where would we be without you guys eh?

    Got a stressful day ahead. Ste's day is having a triple heart bypass op today Keeping everything crossed for him that it all goes smoothly and he has a quick recovery. Ste's obviously very worried and didn't sleep last night at all. But hopefully it'll all be over soon.

    :grouphug: been there with my DH recently. Trying to offer words of comfort and support, but they wont come out right :think: take care of yourselves. x
  • Ellidee
    Ellidee Posts: 6,216 Forumite
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  • Gemmzie wrote: »
    Whatever Ste earns, take off £5k - that's yours :D

    Then take off £2000 - this gets taxed at 10% (so £250 tax)

    Then the remainder - take off 22% - this gets taxed.

    Then you get three tax figures (£0, £250, then the 22% bit), take that off the yearly salary and divide by 12 for current take home pay.

    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

    New bit, take off 5k as before

    Then the rest take off 20%.

    Then take that 20% figure off the total salary, divide by 12 this is your new take home pay.
    uhhhhhh... he earns 14k a year.. that's all I know :rotfl:
    Total 'Failed Business' Debt £29,043
    Que sera, sera. <3
  • Snaggles
    Snaggles Posts: 19,503 Forumite
    Old system:

    £5k tax free
    £2k @ 10% tax = £200
    £7k @ 22% tax = £1540

    Total annual tax = £1740

    New system:

    £5k tax free
    £9k @ 20% tax = £1800

    Total annual tax £1800

    So you will lose £60 a year.

    Is that right?
    "I wasn't wrong, I just wasn't right enough."
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  • Snaggles wrote: »
    Old system:

    £5k tax free
    £2k @ 10% tax = £200
    £7k @ 22% tax = £1540

    Total annual tax = £1740

    New system:

    £5k tax free
    £9k @ 20% tax = £1800

    Total annual tax £1800

    So you will lose £60 a year.

    Is that right?
    So about £5 a month? That's not too bad then..
    Total 'Failed Business' Debt £29,043
    Que sera, sera. <3
  • Snaggles
    Snaggles Posts: 19,503 Forumite
    Lol, unless I've misunderstood it.....I would get someone else to check first! :o

    (my brain is still on maternity leave) :)
    "I wasn't wrong, I just wasn't right enough."
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  • Hmmm did contemplate becoming gay overnight

    You made the right choice not to, the cost of all the taffeta required is incredible. :)

    Just caught up on the thread IA. Sorry to hear that some urchin has been over exciting him/herself on your thread, I say we contact Mr T and waste the fool! If s/he comes back then tell him/her to quit their jibba jabba.

    Hope everything goes well with Ste's father.

    NAGH
    :p I'm the only gay in this forum :p
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  • So about £5 a month? That's not too bad then..


    Hi there. New to your thread.

    Yes that's about right. Although the allowances will all change as well, so you might find it's more like £3 or £4 per month. This only kicks in from April this year as well, remember.

    Tim
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