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Table scroll. Find out more in our guide Marriage and married couple's allowance. Back to top. UK website. Did you know? Your Personal Allowance is taken off your earnings before you start paying Income Tax. The table below shows the rates of Income Tax depending on how much you earn. You can change your cookie settings at any time. Use this service to estimate how much Income Tax and National Insurance you should pay for the current tax year 6 April to 5 April This tells you your take-home pay if you do not have any other deductions, such as pension contributions or student loans.
Start now on the HMRC website. To help us improve GOV. In we also wrote a news article on this topic. Backdated pay awards — although the rules can be complex. Income from a second or third job. Payment in lieu of remuneration, such as a payment made by a liquidator when a company has been wound up and employees are owed earnings.
Protective awards which may be ordered by an Industrial Tribunal if an employer has not given a trade union the statutory notice of redundancies.
Note there are slightly different rules for redundancy payments made to members of the armed forces. Retainers — a retainer is a payment made for a period when no actual work is carried out, such as payment made to employees of the school meals service during school holidays. Most round sum allowances — that is, an allowance which is paid to you irrespective of whether or not you spend it in a particular way.
However tax relief may be available to an employee if any of the round sum allowance is spent on qualifying expenses. Statutory payments , such as statutory sick pay, statutory maternity pay and statutory paternity pay. What employment income is tax free? This is a complex area. You can find more information on our redundancy payments page and the page for termination payments from the armed forces. Note that any payments made instead of paying you for your notice period are liable to income tax.
Certain benefits-in-kind, including employer contributions into an approved pension, subject to certain limits. Payment or reimbursement of expenses , wholly, exclusively and necessarily for your employment. When do I pay tax on a backdated pay award? The taxation of backpay can be quite confusing — it depends on why the arrears have arisen.
How is my pay taxed if I work overseas in the armed forces? The only exception may be if you were recruited overseas; and are not resident in the UK; and the maximum rate of pay for your grade is less than that of an executive officer in the UK civil service working in Inner London. Where can I find more information?
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