Howards/Springfield
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RE: Howards/Springfield
(01/04/2021 16:16)MPTE1955 Wrote: Not quite, if the income is projected to be above your tax allowances for the year then you will pay tax. So if your tax allowance on a secondary job are for example £4000 at the start of the tax year then you would pay tax on anything you earn above.£333.33 per month or £76.92 per week..I have 3 companies all with there own tax codes Job A Your estimated taxable income is £x Tax code: 720LX Job B Your estimated taxable income is £x Tax code: 16T Job C Your estimated taxable income is £X Tax code: 52T So long as you set it up right you should not pay 20% untill you got over that number like job B I can earn £160 till they take 20% and job A £7200 but it divided in number of weeks or months you get paid so the £160 is £13p For me it used to be 1 job had the full code and all other got 20% The key is getting the pots right. You can change at any point in website https://www.tax.service.gov.uk/personal-account |
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