Personal Tax Calculator

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ASB replied

21 December 2015, 12:43
A good way of dealing with it can be to bung the numbers into a dummy tax return in your sa account and not submit it.

obviously it will be using last years rates.
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jamesbrown replied

21 December 2015, 00:37
Originally posted by Snarf View Post

Not quite what I was looking for but close enough!

Thanks!

Also, bear in mind that you may need to make payments on account for the next tax year, so you should plan for that or request that they are reduced/eliminated if you're certain that you won't have a similar or larger income next year.
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Snarf replied

20 December 2015, 23:59
Originally posted by jamesbrown View Post

There are many, but here's an example:

https://www.nixonwilliams.com/dividend_calculator.asp

Not quite what I was looking for but close enough!

Thanks!
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jamesbrown replied

20 December 2015, 23:51
Originally posted by Snarf View Post

Apologies if this has been asked before - I'm sure it has, I just cant find it.

Ive been looking for a personal tax calculator that will take wages and dividends, personal allowance etc into account so that I can verify what I have worked out Ill be owe by the end of the year so I can do a bit of planning before april.

Basically for various reasons I've needed to take quite a bit out of myCo this year I've worked out that I've pushed myself into the higher tax band and I'm owe about 3-4k in income tax but I'd like something the help me to verify this, and to make it quicker to work out in the future.

Is anyone aware of anything that will do this?

There are many, but here's an example:

https://www.nixonwilliams.com/dividend_calculator.asp
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Snarf started a topic Personal Tax Calculator

20 December 2015, 23:42
Personal Tax Calculator

Apologies if this has been asked before - I'm sure it has, I just cant find it.

Ive been looking for a personal tax calculator that will take wages and dividends, personal allowance etc into account so that I can verify what I have worked out Ill be owe by the end of the year so I can do a bit of planning before april.

Basically for various reasons I've needed to take quite a bit out of myCo this year I've worked out that I've pushed myself into the higher tax band and I'm owe about 3-4k in income tax but I'd like something the help me to verify this, and to make it quicker to work out in the future.

Is anyone aware of anything that will do this?
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