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New tax code for updated income
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Dan_Marino
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Hi,
I have recently received a small pay increase of £2,000, going from £111,000 to £113,000 and have updated my estimated income accordingly on the HMRC site. I have also received a bonus of £42,500 so should I be including that amount as well?
For the current tax year, I would have had 6 months at £111k and 6 month on £113k so should my estimated income be the average of that (£112k) plus the bonus amount - £154,500?
My bonus will obviously be taxed as per normal in my next pay check but I'm just concerned that HMRC will think my salary is now £154,500 and I'll lose all of my personal allowance for good, when I should retain £6,070 from April given I lose £6,500 as I'm £13,000 over the £100,000 threshold.
I have recently received a small pay increase of £2,000, going from £111,000 to £113,000 and have updated my estimated income accordingly on the HMRC site. I have also received a bonus of £42,500 so should I be including that amount as well?
For the current tax year, I would have had 6 months at £111k and 6 month on £113k so should my estimated income be the average of that (£112k) plus the bonus amount - £154,500?
My bonus will obviously be taxed as per normal in my next pay check but I'm just concerned that HMRC will think my salary is now £154,500 and I'll lose all of my personal allowance for good, when I should retain £6,070 from April given I lose £6,500 as I'm £13,000 over the £100,000 threshold.
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It is your income for the whole year that counts so £55.5K + £56.5K + £42.5K = £154.5K. Have pension payments been deducted from those amounts ?
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Dan_Marino said:Hi,
I have recently received a small pay increase of £2,000, going from £111,000 to £113,000 and have updated my estimated income accordingly on the HMRC site. I have also received a bonus of £42,500 so should I be including that amount as well?
For the current tax year, I would have had 6 months at £111k and 6 month on £113k so should my estimated income be the average of that (£112k) plus the bonus amount - £154,500?
My bonus will obviously be taxed as per normal in my next pay check but I'm just concerned that HMRC will think my salary is now £154,500 and I'll lose all of my personal allowance for good, when I should retain £6,070 from April given I lose £6,500 as I'm £13,000 over the £100,000 threshold.
It's your taxable earnings (and any other taxable income) which are important and the bonus will be part of your taxable income for 2024-25.
So unless you make significant pension or Gift Aid contributions your adjusted net income will be at least £125,140 and you will lose all your Personal Allowance.
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Dan_Marino said:I'm just concerned that HMRC will think my salary is now £154,500 and I'll lose all of my personal allowance for good0
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