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2nd job earnings calculation of tax liability and combined against main job
George Radanov - 06/04/2010 11:10:07Our Compare Tax On Two Jobs Calculator will provide tax details for two jobs seperately then also the same income combined into one job.
Ray Arman
Ability on the reverse calcuator to show on a progressive month by month basis, so it would show after 1 month 2 months etc
Paul Rogers - 05/04/2010 16:19:11
I get paid in dividends not salary, so it would be useful to have that facility as the tax rates are different, thanks!
Nathan - 01/04/2010 11:43:47Nathan we have a dividend tax calculator on here too - it's in the menu under "more tax calculators" or click here Dividend Tax Calculator - It will be updated to be more thorough soon!
Ray Arman
Easy and Helpful
Mohammed - 31/03/2010 20:12:03
I am 67, married, Pension income of 25964. Your calculations I would pay 600 more per year than any other site!
Freddy - 30/03/2010 09:27:58Your tax calculation is as follows:
Ray Arman
You are married, aged 67 and earning £26,964/year.
Personal Allowance is reduced from the standard of £9490 to £7458 (£2032 is deducted as you earn over the age related allowance limit of £22,900)
The taxable amount is therefore £19,506 and tax due@20% is £3,901.20.
The only deduction that could be made to reduce your tax bill is the married couples allowance - but that is only applicable if you/your partner are either over 75 or born before 6th April 1935 (i.e. 75).
You are 67.
You would have an additional £591.60 taken off your tax bill with married couples allowance. Your tax bill would be £3309.60
Please email me at [email protected] with information about where you got the other calculation from Freddy.