Soldato
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I have three jobs
One is 16 hours a week, but usually I do a fair more number of hours. £7.50 hour
Job two is 12.5 hours a week, £7.90 an hour. This never changes
Job three is £7.20 an hour, casual worker, I do anything from say 2-6 or maybe average 10 upto 24 hours a week.
When I am on holiday from job one, then I do more hours in job three
When I'm on holiday from job two, I do more hours in job one and thre
When I'm on holiday from job three more or less I don't do anymore hours.
gross
£6250 PA from job one, but from calculation with OT closer to £10K/11K
£5135 PA from job two
For job three since it's casual I've divided gross to date by months by how long I've been there and on average £4254 PA
When I phoned up tax office I set job one to 580L (I was on a lower rate of pay back then) job two is 520T W1 and job three is BR.
Is there a better way to set up tax codes for each job?
One is 16 hours a week, but usually I do a fair more number of hours. £7.50 hour
Job two is 12.5 hours a week, £7.90 an hour. This never changes
Job three is £7.20 an hour, casual worker, I do anything from say 2-6 or maybe average 10 upto 24 hours a week.
When I am on holiday from job one, then I do more hours in job three
When I'm on holiday from job two, I do more hours in job one and thre
When I'm on holiday from job three more or less I don't do anymore hours.
gross
£6250 PA from job one, but from calculation with OT closer to £10K/11K
£5135 PA from job two
For job three since it's casual I've divided gross to date by months by how long I've been there and on average £4254 PA
When I phoned up tax office I set job one to 580L (I was on a lower rate of pay back then) job two is 520T W1 and job three is BR.
Is there a better way to set up tax codes for each job?
