If a gross monthly income of a household with 2 kids (with both adults working) is £2K how much will be a tax and NI?

I went to the council yesterday and they said if one adult was working and the rest were students, they're would be a 25% discount, but everyone ie; the students would still have ...show more

My understanding of National insurance is that you get the first £110 of your weekly income free, and the remaining is charged at 11% up to a weekly income of £840.00 then in which case it would be charged at 12%. Then for income tax the...

I was in the same class at school as my friend who I'd known from preschool days: our parents were good friends. He was a 3 weeks older than me being born at the end of March. We met up again about a year after leaving school as apprentices at the same...

Can an employed wife get exemption by putting unemployed husband as dependent? My wife entered US on 03/21/2010 and started working in US from 03/22/2010 I entered US on 05/09/2010 and started working in US from 08/23/2010. I was unemployed for approx...

The wife is the joint sponsor and the husband is the household member. Income tax is filed as joint return. I864A ask on the household member's section for his individual income ...show more

I'm going to be working for a Spanish company and will represent them in the UK. They have no presence in the UK and I am their sole employee here. I'll be working as a communications consultant. I want to understand my tax and National Insurance situation...

This probibly sounds like a stupid question and I'm pretty sure I already know the answer, but I want to be 100%. OK, income tax is payable from overall profits, but does it come out before or after the NI payments. For instance, if profits are £...

I am filing my 2007 tax return(a little late, I know). As of the end of the year I was a resident of Ontario, therefore I am filing income tax in Ontario. I worked for a portion of the year in Quebec, so I received a Releve 1 form showing my Quebec Income...

I though it should be around 20% altogether but I have been deducted 19.19 for NI and 55.80 as Income tax from 279 which works out something like 20% deduction as Income Tax and 7% for the NI. Is this normal or not? It is my first wages so I want to...