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L G - 21/08/2023 09:29:10
Please can you add a National Insurance calculator for those with both Class 1 (Employed) and Class 4 (Self-Employed) income?
Jason Ball - 14/08/2023 02:54:35We don't currently have a specific calculator for just that calculation, however the multiple income tax estimate or wizard can take multiple types of income as input and provide a full breakdown of all deductions.
Ray Arman
I earn 17k pa in state and private pension plus 6k pa in savings interest. Your calculator doesn't seem to calculate this.
Grant - 25/07/2023 08:21:41Please use the multiple income calculator - put the pension incomes into NIC exempt income box and savings into the savings box.
Ray Arman
Ref Multiple Income Calculator please advise whether the Private Pension figure should be before or after 20% B/R tax relief?
ABC - 24/07/2023 06:11:20Private pension figures should be before any tax reliefs. On the multiple income calc - for example, if a private pension contribution of 1000 pounds is made, the tax bands are adjusted by the contribution giving higher rate tax relief, if any. The pension provider would claim the basic 20%.
Ray Arman
hi there !! you website is very useful but i didn't see in option part time working hours
Mario - 11/07/2023 05:29:54Hi Mario, use the salary calculator tool (https://www.uktaxcalculators.co.uk/tax-calculators/personal-tax-calculators/salary-calculator/). Then select 'options' and adjust the hours per week and days per week to suit. Then 'close options' and in the calculator enter the amount per hour. Another option is to use the payslip calculator which gives more options on a payslip basis.
Ray Arman