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How to calculate 'adjusted net income' for child benefit?

hieveryone
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Hi,
I'm getting myself very confused over adjusted net income and the helpline, well.. isn't so much a helpline!!
Let's say for ease, the salary is £80,000.
Car on salary sacrifice scheme is £850 a month. On the P11D is says 'amount paid by employee for use of car' - £10,500.
Pension contributions are 7.5%
Medical insurance is £50 a month.
Does this take us under the threshold for child benefit?
Thank you
I'm getting myself very confused over adjusted net income and the helpline, well.. isn't so much a helpline!!
Let's say for ease, the salary is £80,000.
Car on salary sacrifice scheme is £850 a month. On the P11D is says 'amount paid by employee for use of car' - £10,500.
Pension contributions are 7.5%
Medical insurance is £50 a month.
Does this take us under the threshold for child benefit?
Thank you
Bought is to buy. Brought is to bring.
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HMRC self assessment tax system via the Government Gateway will calculate it for you.1
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daveyjp said:HMRC self assessment tax system via the Government Gateway will calculate it for you.
Bought is to buy. Brought is to bring.0 -
You need to establish what method of tax relief you get on your pension contributions - salary sacrifice, net pay or relief at source?
What is the taxable benefit of the car? Not convinced your employer is correct to say you paid £10,500 for use of the car.
Do you have any savings income such as interest, dividends?1 -
Isthisforreal99 said:You need to establish what method of tax
relief you get on your pension contributions - salary sacrifice, net pay or relief at source?
What is the taxable benefit of the car? Not convinced your employer is correct to say you paid £10,500 for use of the car.
Do you have any savings income such as interest, dividends?
Pension and car both salary sacrifice.Pension is paid in the ‘income’ column and I think employer pays at their end?Car is shown in the deduction column.I think the £10,500 is for the year?
Bought is to buy. Brought is to bring.0
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