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Please include childcare vouchers or other salary sacrifice schemes as an option
Matthew Graham - 31/01/2011 12:46:00
Great idea! Would be good to have more fine grained control on the slides or maybe extra textboxes for lower and upper values
TaxPayer - 31/01/2011 07:55:47
2 things - 1. how national insurance is calculated, and 2. how to find out your NIC number.
Carl Simpson - 24/01/2011 09:48:06You can find your National Insurance Category Letter on your payslips, P60 etc. For more information on how we calculate NIC visit our 'how we calculate tax' page.
Ray Arman
Tax and NI to pay on an occupational pension? no employer so no employer NI contributions. Impact please?
Shirley Maskell - 13/01/2011 10:58:11
Excellent - but is the pension tax rebate correct? It looks like it's recovering 25% rather than 20%
Mick - 30/12/2010 15:16:51On the Employer's Pension Option, the Pension Relief Amount shown is the amount of tax saved by using a portion of your salary as a pension contribution - as the tax relief is given at source.
Ray Arman
However, with the Private Pension Option, the Pension Relief shown is calculated as follows - if your pension per year is £6,000, the relief would be 20% of the gross ((6000 / 0.8) - 6000) = £1,500.
View our Pension Calculation page for full details.