How much does £45,000 a year get you a month?
22 June 2007, 03:02 PM
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How much does £45,000 a year get you a month?
Hi all,
Just been offered a new job with quite a few perks. I've been offered £45,000 a year. I understand this is now into the higher tax bracket. What would I expect to take home each month?
Just been offered a new job with quite a few perks. I've been offered £45,000 a year. I understand this is now into the higher tax bracket. What would I expect to take home each month?
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(thats if you take it)
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Arithmetic however basic or hard may not be a requirement of this job
It isn'y in my job either, neither did I have to do any maths exams to get the job
The original question was asking about after tax figures, which is a little more than dividing 45,000 by 12
It isn'y in my job either, neither did I have to do any maths exams to get the job
The original question was asking about after tax figures, which is a little more than dividing 45,000 by 12
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Use this Tax Calulator and depress yourself by seeing how much you pay
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Theres always one with a stupid answer who doesn't seem to read the post properly before posting a reply. Thanks guys I hope it goes well. If it all goes well I should start in August. Fingers crossed.
22 June 2007, 07:13 PM
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Its funny, I was on about 37k last year but am now contracting and clearing about a grand a week on average, perhaps a bit more but trying to over save for my tax bill, I used to clear about 2 grand to 2.5 grand a month dependant on call out but I dont know how I managed and I have not bought a new car or any other big purchases ?
Where the f*ck it goes I dont know ?
Where the f*ck it goes I dont know ?
22 June 2007, 08:29 PM
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as others have said its around 2500 - 2600, obviously the degree of other perks will make the difference as if you have health car {bupa or similar} you will be taxed on that, same as any other things although they are not major tax costs they will ake the take home different.
Well done on getting a job in that region although when you get our first pay packet you will be depressed
it is very hard to land a decent paying job.
If you dont mind saying what type of work do you do?
Well done on getting a job in that region although when you get our first pay packet you will be depressed
it is very hard to land a decent paying job.If you dont mind saying what type of work do you do?
22 June 2007, 10:06 PM
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This thread only reaffirms why I want to play poker for a living. Earning £50,000 a year at that is the equivellent of Joe Employee on a pre-tax wage of £75,500.
I'd also love knowing that £25,500 of my money isn't going on funding the lifestyle of scum that can't be bothered to work, etc.
I'd also love knowing that £25,500 of my money isn't going on funding the lifestyle of scum that can't be bothered to work, etc.
23 June 2007, 09:58 AM
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No tax on gambling in the UK They still get your savings when you put your winnings in your bank account! And, they'll get you for VAT when you spend your money, duty when you buy fuel, ****, booze and finally take another chunk when you die!!!
They still get your savings when you put your winnings in your bank account! And, they'll get you for VAT when you spend your money, duty when you buy fuel, ****, booze and finally take another chunk when you die!!!
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as others have said its around 2500 - 2600, obviously the degree of other perks will make the difference as if you have health car {bupa or similar} you will be taxed on that, same as any other things although they are not major tax costs they will ake the take home different.
Well done on getting a job in that region although when you get our first pay packet you will be depressed it is very hard to land a decent paying job.
If you dont mind saying what type of work do you do?
Well done on getting a job in that region although when you get our first pay packet you will be depressed
it is very hard to land a decent paying job.If you dont mind saying what type of work do you do?
Well I was a Self employed abseiler in London. Basically high access maintenance work. Window cleaning, fitting eyebolts, etc... but got offered a job as a operations manager for a pretty big company so i'm hoping it will work out ok. Good thing is I get a pension scheme and am i'm only 27 so thats a bonus.
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Just seen a STi Hawk Eye on autotrader for £17500 and very tempted but will need to get a loan for £300 a month for 60 months. Am I mad? Does anyone else pay this much a month for a car?
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