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How much can you make before you have to pay taxes?
The current amount that you can earn before paying any tax is: £6,475
If you earn below the tax free allowance you can claim back any tax that you have paid. Any amount earned over £6,475 will be taxed at 20% until you become a higher rate tax payer when you will pay 40% tax.
Even if you have earned above £6,475 you may still be due a tax rebate, you can check if you have your P60 by using our tax rebate calculator.
If you have any questions, leave them in the comments below.
mark - Friday, June 18th, 2010
I earned £6224.38 last year and paid £902.80 in tax, will i get all that back and if so, how do i go about getting it?
Thanx.
TaxFix - Friday, June 18th, 2010
Mark: As you earned below the tax free allowance (currently £6,475) you can claim back all £902.80. You can apply for your tax refund by completing our online tax refund application.
Ben - Friday, June 25th, 2010
I earned 15 307.5 with both employers but paid 796.80 tax only. Will I have to repay the tax?
Jane rowles - Monday, June 28th, 2010
How do i find out if i m paying to much tax because i am the only one working in my household and i am bringing up two children on my own. thankyou
TaxFix - Monday, June 28th, 2010
Jane rowles: At the end of the tax year when you receive your P60, you can check to see if you are due a tax rebate by using our tax calculator.
george - Thursday, November 25th, 2010
I have two pensions on PAYE both add up to £29,000 I have just started paying 40% on my lower pension can i find out why
TaxFix - Friday, November 26th, 2010
george: I would contact either your pension company and/or your local tax office and ask them for a breakdown of your tax code.
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