January 5, 200917 yr Author No, just do 20 hours of each. What if your full time in one (35 hours) and do a second job different company part time ?
January 5, 200917 yr Your tax burden will be assessed on your total earnings IIRC. So, if you earn ?25k at one place and ?15k elsewhere: you're taxed on ?40k.
January 5, 200917 yr If memory serves me correctly, you get taxed on your income not how many hours you work.
January 5, 200917 yr Your tax burden will be assessed on your total earnings IIRC. So, if you earn ?25k at one place and ?15k elsewhere: you're taxed on ?40k. Correct, I think, you get taxed on whatever you earn, it doesn't matter if it's on one job two jobs or half a dozen jobs, the taxman will just look at your total earnings.
January 5, 200917 yr Ive heard you dont get taxed as much as your main income, i may be wrong though Great idea, though!
January 5, 200917 yr would your main employer know that you had a second job from your tax codes? your main employer cannot tell anything from your tax code, he cfan tell it's changed (if it does) be he won't know why, the tax office will not tell him the details as to why it's changed. By the way, do you need to declare your earnings as a male escort, with you generally getting cash in hand?
January 5, 200917 yr your main employer cannot tell anything from your tax code, he cfan tell it's changed (if it does) be he won't know why, the tax office will not tell him the details as to why it's changed. By the way, do you need to declare your earnings as a male escort, with you generally getting cash in hand? I do it for free - the love of the job.
January 5, 200917 yr your main job you will be taxed as normal. Your second job you will be taxed at standard rate on all earnings (no personal allowance) At the end of tax year, your total earnings will be calculated, and your tax bill adjusted accordingly. So in short, you will pay the correct tax overall on the year, but the second job will appear to be taxed out of proportion.
January 5, 200917 yr Your main employer will tax you as per normal, your second job will tax you on BR ( basic rate ) Your main employer will have no idea you have a second job through your tax deductions. That is now cleasred up
January 5, 200917 yr The answer is simple Move to Jersey then commute each day Tax problem solved No its not , you are only allowed 60 days in the UK in a year.
January 5, 200917 yr I have 2 jobs, I pay tax on them both (robbing tw@ts) I am underthe impression I pay at normal rate.
January 5, 200917 yr I have 2 jobs, I pay tax on them both (robbing tw@ts) I am underthe impression I pay at normal rate. I have a full time job and my own business and i get robbed to f@@k, and they want the tax paying at the end of January, great timing!
January 5, 200917 yr No its not , you are only allowed 60 days in the UK in a year. 90, I thought. Could be wrong, it'll never be relevant to me.
January 5, 200917 yr No its not , you are only allowed 60 days in the UK in a year. You mean that there are some people who actually spend more than 60 days in work? How bizarre
January 5, 200917 yr You mean that there are some people who actually spend more than 60 days in work? How bizarre something to pass your time when not working http://www.saveourgoats.com/
January 5, 200917 yr I have a full time job and my own business and i get robbed to f@@k, and they want the tax paying at the end of January,great timing! Are you TSO in disguise? He's always angry about paying tax in January.
January 5, 200917 yr I have a full time job and my own business and i get robbed to f@@k, and they want the tax paying at the end of January,great timing! You're lucky, I pay 2 lots of tax EVERY month, not just in January
Anyone know if you get taxed to the hilt for having 2 jobs ?