It would depend on whether you had any other income during that year or whether you had any tax liabilities from previous years. Assuming a normal tax code on the current levels of tax/NI then a gross salary of £21,000 from Apr 2022 - March 2023 would equate to a net salary of £18,108 (that includes allowing for the NI threshold change in July).It will be roughly £1,516 per month from the NI changeYou may have auto enrolment pension contributions deducted from that although you can opt out.
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