national insurance is payable
by all those between 16 and
state pension age who are
working
people who should pay higher or additional rate income tax must usually complete a self-assessment tax return each year
Employees pay
national insurance
class 1
A self-employed person's
self-assessment tax return
must be completed by January
31 after the end of the tax year
Additional-rate taxpayers pay tax on savings income at 45%
A from P60 is given to each
employee by their employer at
then end of the tax year. it is an
official document that shows the
final tax code
if a employee receives benefits in kind, such as a
company car, the values of the benefits is usually
taken off their personal allowance. this means that
they would have a lower tax code than normal
People with taxable income up to £31,785 are basic-rate taxpayers and pay
tax at 20% (with £10,600 personal allowance, this is gives a threshold of £42,
385) those with taxable income over the limit pay tax at 40% on income
above the threshold. Taxable income over £150,000 is taxed at 45%
P 45 is a form that
employees receive when they
change jobs. it states how
much they earned and how
much tax was deducted.