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annual bonus doesn't work - I'd expect a spike in tax when the bonus is paid, levelling over the yr

Stuart Maccormack - 30/05/2012 10:15:16

There are two ways in which you can check the tax on a bonus. If you are using the main tax calculator, enter your bonus and you will see the same tax calculation as normal (without bonus) on the results table, scroll down the page to the 'Your Bonus' section to see the additional tax and national insurance due on the bonus you enter. You can also use the payslip calculator to check month by month pay and enter your bonus in there to see the spike in tax collected on that particular pay cycle.

Ray Arman

At 67 I pay no NI yet your calculations show payment

Pat Brown - 28/05/2012 12:14:42

You need to tick the SPA box when entering your details into the tax calculator. SPA means State Pension Age. At 67 you are at State Pension Age. Due to changing state pension ages we had to implement a separate pension age calculator, which works off your date of birth. Hope that helps, i'll email you now too.

Ray Arman

Company car and fuel card tax

Paul - 15/05/2012 06:43:39

additional option to include service pension as well as seperate income

Chris Garrill - 30/04/2012 20:09:35

Based on income,the calculator could show if you are entitled to say Working Tax credits, Child tax credits etc and how much

Nabella - 20/04/2012 11:01:10

Tax credits and Child tax credit/benefit require more in depth questions about your circumstances. We do have a calculator for this as part of our free budget planner.

Ray Arman

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