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In multiple income cannot define pension as salary sacrifice nor add more than one pension?
Jenny - 12/03/2019 19:06:36In the multiple income calculate you will need to enter your PAYE income after salary sacrifice. So if your PAYE income is 50000 but you pension sacrifice 10000, you should enter 40000 in the PAYE box. You would not need to enter anything in the pension contribution boxes unless you have an additional non-sacrifice pension. If you have more than one pension you contribute to, then you would need add up the total contributed for the year in those boxes.
Ray Arman
i believe that there is anomaly in the personal allowance taper from 2010/11. £100,001 is taxed at 40% and £100,002 at 80%
Chris Lingard - 15/02/2019 11:33:15The personal allowance is rounded to nearest whole number in our calculation code at the moment. I'll look into the rounding rules there and update.
Ray Arman
hi love the site. what about sal/div calc with only div paid (no sal)
Geoff - 18/01/2019 16:38:23Try our Small Business Tax Planner at https://www.uktaxcalculators.co.uk/small-business-tax-planner/
Ray Arman
Could do with being able to add dividends to the calculator
Michael Champain - 11/01/2019 15:23:45You can add dividends using the multiple income calculators - https://www.uktaxcalculators.co.uk/personal-tax-calculators/
Ray Arman
tax year 2004/5 .Check income of £38165. Error may be 10% rate. I believe the same error is in other years.
Chris.lingard - 09/01/2019 12:47:33Thank you for pointing out this error. The starting rate was incorrectly used in the calculation. This has now been fixed.
Ray Arman