请问达人，我现在每周工作10个小时 工资应该是80镑每周 还没有拿到工资，这是我在英国的第一份并且暂时是唯一一份工作，请问要收百分之多少的税呢？
如果做了extra hours 比如多做了5个小时 那就是80+5*10么 这样的话税会有什么不同么？
好像一个月收入达到了900+ 才开始交税~
2012-2013 Personal allowance 是£8,105， 所以只要你到明年3月底号之前一年的收入不超过这个数，都是免税的。如果交了可以退回来
谢谢你的回复 请问8105是指一年的工资对不？那我没有超过的 但是如果被扣了税我需要怎么样做呢？
个人所得税（income tax）是安年算的，不是按月或周算的，你进入下面的任何一个income tax计算器就可以算出你应该交多少税。把所有工资单和年底税单（P60)保留，一个财政年度结束（4月5号）可以多退少补。到时候去HM Revenue & Customs去申请退。
http://www.incometaxcalculator.org.uk/
http://listentotaxman.com/index.php
http://www.thesalarycalculator.co.uk/salary.php
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/tax-calculator/
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/incometax/index.htm
http://www.i-resign.com/uk/financialcentre/tax_calculator.asp
mark !
非常感谢~！
这个是income tax,那ni呢？
NI也要交么？囧 我觉得我有点迷糊了~~
less then 20 hour a week is dun need to pay income tax
Income tax is based on incomes, not working hours.
As someone already pointed out earlier, you only pay income tax on earnings in excess of personal allowance (8105 pounds for 2012/13 ).
If for whatever reason you gets over taxed (accumulative) as at the end of 31 March 2012, then you can write to inland revenue for a tax refund, they will normally ask for your P60 for the relevant period.
If you’ve been taxed in the current tax year (possible, if you are paid weekly), then the payroll package should automatically make a tax refund to you on your next payment proving your weekly income does not increase in excess of 156 pound (8105/52 wks).
As for National Insurance Contribution (NIC), you pay 12% on weekly earning bracket 146 pounds - 817 pound (earning below this nil), 2% for weekly earning above 817 pounds.
For employees on monthly pay, use the above multiply 52 weeks and divide by 12 months.
谢谢你的回复 我的合同上工资一年是5400镑，那就是说我不需要交income tax对么？ 但是NI还是要交12%?
年薪5400镑：No income tax and no NIC if this is your only income.
哦哦 这样 谢谢你:cn09: ， 那如果平常会有commission的话，最后超过了2012/13的 personal allowance 就还是要交咯？
Commissions are also employment income therefore is taxable if, in combine with your basic pay, are exceeding the personal allowance of £8105 per year (2012/13).
Thanks a lot!