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Returning to full time employment question

Lexxie · 2014-07-16 15:33:07

I'm returning to full time employment at the end of the month i'm happy to say, after working only a 3 day week for a long period, I am not paying tax in my current job as my income is low. Just wondering in my new job what kind of Tax will I be paying, I'll be earning 24,000, thanks.

16-07-2014 03:33PM

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Lexxie

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I'm returning to full time employment at the end of the month i'm happy to say, after working only a 3 day week for a long period, I am not paying tax in my current job as my income is low. Just wondering in my new job what kind of Tax will I be paying, I'll be earning 24,000, thanks.

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#2 16-07-2014 09:01PM

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You can get an estimate using one of the tax calculators available online- my Excel spreadsheet is available at the address show in my signature or 'About me' tab of my profile if you're not logged in.
You might also have some more luck using the 'Tax calculations thread' which is stickied at the top of the forum.

Free Excel net pay calculator- https://taxcalc.eu/monthlyss/Employee%20PAYE%20calculator.xlsm

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