Anyone experienced in payroll - net salary question

Anyone experienced in payroll - net salary question

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autofocus

Original Poster:

2,980 posts

218 months

Saturday 23rd May 2015
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Hi there,

Need someone who is experienced in payroll to run this past.

Monthly pay is £2000, current take home is £1616.37 after deductions using standard tax code

Annual bonus paid this month (was told this would be £4500.00) so gross pay should have been £6500.00. Amount that hit my bank account was £4165.54.

Is this correct ? Surely tax and NI on £6500 is not £2334.46, or is it ?

Regards

Tim

ClassicMercs

1,703 posts

181 months

Saturday 23rd May 2015
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I'm sure your employer will have done it correctly - the HMRC share is always higher once you have used up the ''free pay'' from your tax code in the month.
You don't say what your Tax Code is and whether they have used a Month 1 basis - which should be shown on your payslip. To check the deductions accurately this information is important.
The following link has access to PAYE and NIC calculators where you can feed in the information.
https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/how-to-m...

anonymous-user

54 months

Saturday 23rd May 2015
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Looks like your bonus will have tipped you into the high tax bracket as it is so early in the tax year.

you will get the tax back over the year.

Mike22233

822 posts

111 months

Saturday 23rd May 2015
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Not helpful but I thought anything with manager would get more than £24k!

Gargamel

14,974 posts

261 months

Saturday 23rd May 2015
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As a one of month I make it 6500 gross with a std allowance is 4380 net

I use this place http://www.listentotaxman.com/m/

So looks ok, it's said if across the years you don't hit the 40% band then you should recover some. As you have paid over 1000 at 40%

craigjm

17,940 posts

200 months

Saturday 23rd May 2015
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desolate said:
Looks like your bonus will have tipped you into the high tax bracket as it is so early in the tax year.

you will get the tax back over the year.
This. The system will assume you are going to earn that every month for the rest of the year. As soon as you dont then tax will be returned to you

autofocus

Original Poster:

2,980 posts

218 months

Saturday 23rd May 2015
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Hi there,

Thanks for the help so far.

I have looked at a few of the calculators and I reckon I have overpaid by approx £511.

Guess I will get this back over the next 10 months :-(

Regards

Tim

Countdown

39,821 posts

196 months

Saturday 23rd May 2015
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autofocus said:
Hi there,

Thanks for the help so far.

I have looked at a few of the calculators and I reckon I have overpaid by approx £511.

Guess I will get this back over the next 10 months :-(

Regards

Tim
Assuming your pay is normally fixed then it should correct itself pretty quickly - two months maximum.