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pippins1 | 20:05 Thu 19th Jul 2012 | Jobs & Education
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I'm about to start a new full time job. I've worked out my earnings per month as approx, £1,130. How much tax and NI will I be paying please? Thankyou
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It's not possible to tell you this without knowing your personal circumstances, we don't know your tax code - there is an on-line calculator you can use for yourself on the HRMC website.
20:37 Thu 19th Jul 2012
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Need your tax code.
20:38 Thu 19th Jul 2012
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My tax code is 810L, I have a son who no longer lives at home, and a partner, but I live alone. ( with me Cat and Tortoise) lol.
20:53 Thu 19th Jul 2012
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As boxtops says you should use the HMRC website online calculators. It depends on whether you're on a month 1 basis, what your NI category is, whether you've paid tax already this year (if not you may be due a refund).
I would guess approximately £90 tax and £60 NI
21:04 Thu 19th Jul 2012

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