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can you provide a PAYE code calculator
Stewart - 13/03/2011 12:16:45

There is a PAYE code calculator built into the main tax calculator. You need to scroll down the page below the graph where you will see your tax summary. This will explain details of the code you have entered. If you mean a PAYE code calculator where a code can be generated, that is a good idea and we will look into it.
Ray Arman

when do you qualify for the over 65s tax free allowance, ie what does your date of birth have to be, do you have to be 65
EILEEN HINFEY - 09/03/2011 17:18:44

As long as you are turning 65 somewhere between the 6th April and 5th April of the tax year, you will get the full over 65 tax allowance for that entire year.
Ray Arman

Would like to be able to add in dividend income
MARK - 09/03/2011 13:48:36

You can use our UK Tax Calculators Wizard - this will allow you to enter multiple types/sources of income.
Ray Arman

I was born 28/4/35 therefore not entitled to a married mans tax allowance
Ewen.kennedy - 03/03/2011 13:59:29

We have updated the calculator options to make the 'married' option clearer regarding this. Unfortunately, as the PAYE calculator does not request your date of birth and the married couples allowance is specific to your date of birth, this option must only be ticked if that condition is met. Our UK Tax Calculators Wizard does request your date of birth and will therefore be able to check if you are eligible for MCA. Try it at www.uktaxcalculators.co.uk/wizard
Ray Arman

Thank you for an excellent calculator. I would like to see the tax payable split into 20% and 40% bands to help plan pension.
Dennis Goodlad - 03/03/2011 13:57:27

Thanks Dennis! You can see the tax payable split into its bands by putting the mouse cursor over the arrow next to where is says 'tax due' in the result table. This should then show you the various bands and tax amount in each.
Ray Arman