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Original post by pwk123
how much will you earn in the 2 month period?
Will this be your only income between April 2020 and April 2021?
Will this be your only income between April 2020 and April 2021?
Yes
And a lot
Original post by Nologiccc9111
Yes
And a lot
And a lot
more than £12,500?
Yes as it will likely be PAYE.
Original post by pwk123
more than £12,500?
No lol not within two months
Original post by Nologiccc9111
No lol not within two months
are you over 18?
Original post by DiddyDec
Yes as it will likely be PAYE.
But why I’m a student though
Original post by Nologiccc9111
But why I’m a student though
are you over 18?
Original post by pwk123
are you over 18?
Yeah
Original post by Nologiccc9111
Yeah
then you'll pay tax
Original post by Nologiccc9111
But why I’m a student though
That is irrelevant.
Original post by DiddyDec
That is irrelevant.
And I’m only working two months
Original post by Nologiccc9111
And I’m only working two months
so?
Original post by Nologiccc9111
And I’m only working two months
Also irrelevant, read the link.
Original post by DiddyDec
Also irrelevant, read the link.
So you’re saying I have to pay tax as a student who’s broke , and only working for two months not the whole year? Surely my yearly salary will be very little
Original post by Nologiccc9111
So you’re saying I have to pay tax as a student who’s broke , and only working for two months not the whole year? Surely my yearly salary will be very little
but you are working in the UK
your degree is subsidised by the government anyways
you use the NHS, public roads, police ect.
Original post by Nologiccc9111
So you’re saying I have to pay tax as a student who’s broke , and only working for two months not the whole year? Surely my yearly salary will be very little
Yes, any tax overpayment will be rebated at the end of the financial year.
Original post by Nologiccc9111
So you’re saying I have to pay tax as a student who’s broke , and only working for two months not the whole year? Surely my yearly salary will be very little
As another has said, if your income is more than the £12,500 stated, or whatever the tax-free threshold is, then you pay a tax on it.
Original post by pwk123
but you are working in the UK
your degree is subsidised by the government anyways
you use the NHS, public roads, police ect.
your degree is subsidised by the government anyways
you use the NHS, public roads, police ect.
Ok but i thought if you only worked for two months and not the whole year it was ok no tax
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