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53261 pays 2,207.56 NIC, less than 51511 which pays 4,244.86 NIC. Please fix!
Jarrad - 09/06/2013 14:53:24

For the 53,261 calculation you have used NIC Letter B, but for the 51,511 calculation you have used NIC Letter A. The national insurance contribution on Letter B should be less than A.
Ray Arman

I am on a pension hence I pay no NICs can these be removed from the calculator for retired persons.
Steven Lucas - 09/04/2013 18:49:28

You can remove NICs from your calculation by selecting NIC exempt, or select letter X as your NIC letter.
Ray Arman

High Income Child Benefit charge - massive difference on my tax burden this year, over last.
Wayne Liptrot - 26/03/2013 12:58:15

How about SIPP plans? These are like extra pension contributions. Makes a difference towards the tax you pay
Amir - 20/03/2013 19:32:42

You should be able to select advanced, then select the pension type as private plan
Ray Arman

Is this available on Windows Phones?
Rob Yeadon - 20/03/2013 17:21:39

Unfortunately not at the present time, however it is something we are looking to support in the near future.
Ray Arman

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