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2 part-time jobs and tax

rg2007 · 2010-08-19 16:12:11

Im starting a new part-time job tomorrow, and ill be working about 15-20 hours a week at minimum wage, im still with my old employer as I only work 7 hours a week at €10 an hour. I'm a full-time student, can anyone enlighten me about how my tax is going to work, or what i should do? Cheers.

19-08-2010 4:12pm

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rg2007

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Im starting a new part-time job tomorrow, and ill be working about 15-20 hours a week at minimum wage, im still with my old employer as I only work 7 hours a week at €10 an hour. I'm a full-time student, can anyone enlighten me about how my tax is going to work, or what i should do?

Cheers.

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#2 19-08-2010 4:20pm

Bookkeeper09

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Hi there,
You will need to ring your local tax office and ask them to allocate you Standard Rate Cut off and Tax Credits between your two employments.
If you tell them how much roughly (on an annual basis) you will be earning from each job they should be able to allocate them.
You will need both Employers Tax numbers to hand when you ring!
Good luck with the new job!

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