orlabot:
Good evening everyone. Pls I want someone to give me a brief estimate of the percentage of tax and NI that is supposed to be deducted from the gross income of someone earning a gross amount of 860 pounds per week( working 10 hours daily on an hourly rate of 11.45 pounds) for 6 days a week.

I want to knw dis because I realize that I'm charged an exurbitant amount weekly which is more than the stated 20% I used to hear.
Thanks

Goke7:


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orlabot:
Good evening everyone. Pls I want someone to give me a brief estimate of the percentage of tax and NI that is supposed to be deducted from the gross income of someone earning a gross amount of 860 pounds per week( working 10 hours daily on an hourly rate of 11.45 pounds) for 6 days a week.

I want to knw dis because I realize that I'm charged an exurbitant amount weekly which is more than the stated 20% I used to hear.
Thanks

Stenvee:
Please anyone who has successfully applied for a visitor's visa should help give me insight abeg or refer me to a page where it has been previously discussed. The information I have been getting is quite conflicting and I don't want to make mistakes

Cc Justwise

justwise:


https://www.nairaland.com/6969367/general-uk-visa-enquiries-part

AlphaUno:



Travel together to pick up BRP - funds
Take children back - funds
And then bring them back after 6 months - funds

Tell me this isn’t what you advising after she said “no funds to travel together” in the first instance?

Lordfiido:
very one kind advise

OmichaelO:
Make una see o

OmichaelO:
Make una see o

OmichaelO:
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babajeje123:


Someone posted this on my Uni platform and it's been concluded to be fake. Here is one of the responses "UK home office will never cancel, revoke or deny u entry without quoting a section or paragraph of their immigration laws.
That letter was typed by someone wearing an "L" sign on his neck"

Not supporting more than 20 hours work o

AlphaUno:


Is this your first or second job?
Have you previously left a job and you have not asked for form P45?
If your employer put you on a pension scheme, total deductions can also go up
Get in touch with HMRC and let them know your primary job and if there is need to change your tax code

babajeje123:


Someone posted this on my Uni platform and it's been concluded to be fake. Here is one of the responses "UK home office will never cancel, revoke or deny u entry without quoting a section or paragraph of their immigration laws.
That letter was typed by someone wearing an "L" sign on his neck"

Not supporting more than 20 hours work o

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OmichaelO:
Make una see o

Josh121:


Are you a Brookes student ?

wane01:


Just sent you a PM

orlabot:


Thanks for the response. Actually, this is my first job, nd my accumulated income since August till now is not up to 12,000 pounds yet.
I called d HMRC to inform them abt this development, but they were giving me some unreasonable excuses that they have to divide the expected accumulated taxable income by 2 and that since my accumulated income is more than 6000 pounds presently that I have to start paying tax. This explanation is not yet clear to me though

OmichaelO:
Make una see o

Phayie:
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TheGuyFromHR:


The explanation may be this:

1. You are liable to tax once your income exceeds 12,570 pounds per tax year (April 6 to April 5).
2. Your employer enrols you for PAYE and deducts a basic rate (20%) from your pay each month.
3. At the end of the tax year, if your income did not exceed 12,570 pounds, HMRC will return the monies deducted from your pay to you.
4. Stop disturbing HMRC.

Akorkor:

Didnt notice the bolded but if they have funds, that would be my advice though.

orlabot:


Thanks for the response. Actually, this is my first job, nd my accumulated income since August till now is not up to 12,000 pounds yet.
I called d HMRC to inform them abt this development, but they were giving me some unreasonable excuses that they have to divide the expected accumulated taxable income by 2 and that since my accumulated income is more than 6000 pounds presently that I have to start paying tax. This explanation is not yet clear to me though

TheGuyFromHR:


The explanation may be this:

1. You are liable to tax once your income exceeds 12,570 pounds per tax year (April 6 to April 5).
2. Your employer enrols you for PAYE and deducts a basic rate (20%) from your pay each month.
3. At the end of the tax year, if your income did not exceed 12,570 pounds, HMRC will return the monies deducted from your pay to you.
4. Stop disturbing HMRC.

orlabot:
Good evening everyone. Pls I want someone to give me a brief estimate of the percentage of tax and NI that is supposed to be deducted from the gross income of someone earning a gross amount of 860 pounds per week( working 10 hours daily on an hourly rate of 11.45 pounds) for 6 days a week.

I want to knw dis because I realize that I'm charged an exurbitant amount weekly which is more than the stated 20% I used to hear.
Thanks

AlphaUno:



Ok. U welcome bro