Salary from NI payment.
Salary from NI payment.
How? I know its possible to figure out, point me in the right direction.
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Wintermute
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This may help...
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calculatorif you earn above £97 a week (the 'earnings threshold') and up to £645 per week you pay 11 per cent of this amount as 'Class 1' NICs
you also pay one per cent of earnings above £645 a week as Class 1 NICs
you will pay a lower amount as an employee if you are a member of your employer's contracted out pension scheme
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That's almost as good as the kangaroo one you sent the other day!
As far as NI goes, don't talk to me about NI.
I sold some share options the other month and was told I'd have to pay 40% tax on them...the stupid bint forgot to mention that I also had to pay employees AND employers NI on them too. Which was another 12.8%.
Nice.
It's really hard to work out what you actually owe, because some of it seems to be calculated before tax, and some after. It mystified me, but I think they want more than I have left from the share profits. Ho hum.
As far as NI goes, don't talk to me about NI.
I sold some share options the other month and was told I'd have to pay 40% tax on them...the stupid bint forgot to mention that I also had to pay employees AND employers NI on them too. Which was another 12.8%.
Nice.
It's really hard to work out what you actually owe, because some of it seems to be calculated before tax, and some after. It mystified me, but I think they want more than I have left from the share profits. Ho hum.