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How does joint tax assessment work?

Random · 2010-03-29 18:32:38

Right, so there's a married couple. John works and Jane doesn't. Jane then gets a part time job. How does Jane work out how much she will take home at the end of the day? Thanks

29-03-2010 6:32pm

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Right, so there's a married couple. John works and Jane doesn't. Jane then gets a part time job. How does Jane work out how much she will take home at the end of the day?

Thanks

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#2 30-03-2010 8:08am

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Hi

A married couple with a single income is entitled to €45400 at the standard rate 20% and the balance is taxed at 41%.

If there is a second income, then the additional income is taxed at the standard rate up to a maximum of €27400 thereafter it is at the top rate of 41%.

http://www.revenue.ie/en/tax/it/leaflets/it1.html

Hope this helps

dbran

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