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Tax

Saugat11 · 2016-09-30 10:29:25

Hi i am actualky offered two jobs 10 hours in one and 20 hours in the other. Do i have to pay a lot of tax on that. I am getting the minimum wage.

30-09-2016 10:29am

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Saugat11

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Hi i am actualky offered two jobs 10 hours in one and 20 hours in the other. Do i have to pay a lot of tax on that. I am getting the minimum wage.

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#2 30-09-2016 11:16am

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Saugat11 wrote: »

Hi i am actualky offered two jobs 10 hours in one and 20 hours in the other. Do i have to pay a lot of tax on that. I am getting the minimum wage.

What a wonderfully informative thread title.

30 hrs * 9.15 = 274.50 per week or 14,274 pa

No income tax in Ireland until you earn 16,500 pa, assuming you are single.

So no income tax due on 30hrs pw at min wage.

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#3 01-10-2016 1:01pm

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You didnt ask about USC but keep an eye on it because in both jobs you will be under the threshold , but together if you earn 14,000 you will be liable for full whack .

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