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    Hi guys,
    How do you all save to pay your tax.
    I am trying to take a bit out each week, but I am unsure how much to take.
    I don't want it to be not enough and have loads to pay at the end of the Tax year.
    Do any of you know a web site thats gives you an estimate. I have tried the Goverment site but is doesn't jgive you a guide line unless I am totally thick and can't see it.

    Ta Fee xx

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    An accountant I used to know told me 10% of my income... I've yet to pay tax though, so I have a nice nest egg every May

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    2008/2009 personal allowance is #5435

    so u minus this from your estimated yearly income

    you pay 10% on 1st 2230 over your personal allowance

    20% on the amount over from 2230 - 34600

    so you can roughly work out an amount

    eg you earn 15000 per year

    9565 that you will be taxed on (15000-5435)
    10% on first 2230=223
    22% on rest (9565-2230)=7335 = 1613

    total tax to pay = 223+1613=1836 divide this monthly /12= 153 a month but then u have all your expenses/wear and tear etc to take into account which will lower the amount you work out

    Does this make sense? I'll see if i can find a ready reckoner online if not i'll grab next doors copy from a prev tax year
    Last edited by sutherland; 29-01-2008 at 06:27 PM.
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    = nothing left !!!!!!!!
    One life live it

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    Quote Originally Posted by sutherland View Post
    2008/2009 personal allowance is #5435

    so u minus this from your estimated yearly income

    you pay 10% on 1st 2230 over your personal allowance

    20% on the amount over from 2230 - 34600

    so you can roughly work out an amount

    eg you earn 15000 per year9565 that you will be taxed on (15000-5435)
    10% on first 2230=223
    22% on rest (9565-2230)=7335 = 1613

    total tax to pay = 223+1613=1836 divide this monthly /12= 153 a month but then u have all your expenses/wear and tear etc to take into account which will lower the amount you work out

    Does this make sense? I'll see if i can find a ready reckoner online if not i'll grab next doors copy from a prev tax year
    It would be very nice to be left with £15k as a taxable income! As you are supposed to lose 2/3 of your income that means you would be taking in about £45k. Can I really make this much money minding?

    amanda xx

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    Quote Originally Posted by sutherland View Post
    2008/2009 personal allowance is #5435

    so u minus this from your estimated yearly income

    you pay 10% on 1st 2230 over your personal allowance

    20% on the amount over from 2230 - 34600

    so you can roughly work out an amount

    eg you earn 15000 per year

    9565 that you will be taxed on (15000-5435)
    10% on first 2230=223
    22% on rest (9565-2230)=7335 = 1613

    total tax to pay = 223+1613=1836 divide this monthly /12= 153 a month but then u have all your expenses/wear and tear etc to take into account which will lower the amount you work out

    Does this make sense? I'll see if i can find a ready reckoner online if not i'll grab next doors copy from a prev tax year


    So... bear with me here... I'm new to this numbers making sense lark...

    You have your total income = £15,000... you then take off expenses of, say, £8,000... so £6,000 is what you are declaring to the tax man.

    From that, you have a personal allowance of £5,400... so the amount you are paying tax on is £2,600.

    You are taxed at 10% on £2230 = £223.00

    And taxed at 22% on the rest (which is £370.00) = £81.40

    So your total tax bill for the year will be £304.40

    OH WOW!!!! After all these years I'm having a 'Pygmalian' moment - I think she's got it...

    Please tell me this is right or I will have to delete it

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    Yippee!!

    amanda xx

    but I would find some more expenses so I didn't have to pay any tax

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    15000 income-8000 expenses= 7000 gross profit

    7000-5400 allowance = 1600 to be taxed on

    10% on 1600 = 160 tax to be paid

    you got the idea, just the wrong figures to start off with!!!!!
    x - Michelle - x

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    Oops!

    But hey, I still nearly got it!

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    also remember that you get tax relief on any pension contributions you make and any charitable gifts, so keep note of these over the year
    x - Michelle - x

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    A big thanks to everyone who has answered.
    You have been a big help.
    It looks like I have been over estimating what to put aside.
    Yipee

    Fee

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    Ive got a chart thing somewhere that tells you how much you should put aside depending on what you owe. I will try and find it........

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    Thanks that has really made things a lot clearer x

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    That would be great berschik

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    Hi, I use this to check if im keeping enough by
    http://www.listentotaxman.com/index....bmit=Calculate
    hth louise

 

 

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