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Vhi Bik

blahblah06 · 2005-10-16 13:53:41

Hi guys my job pays for my vhi right they have paid 650 so far but i am paying tax on that of say 130 euro or so. surely thats not right ?

16-10-2005 1:53pm

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blahblah06

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Hi guys my job pays for my vhi right they have paid 650 so far but i am paying tax on that of say 130 euro or so. surely thats not right ?

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That's dead right.

We get a benefit allocation every year that's taxed as part of our normal income. That is, we get a certain amount of money each year to spend on certain benefits (healthcare|pension|travelcards|etc), which is paid into our monthly salary and taxed as normal.

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