I am married, together earn less than40 000 I have been offered a second part time job one day a week how muc?

Just claim 0 dependents. Then in Jan when you file income tax return you can claim all dependents unless you are fileing seprately instead . Of joint return.

Either way it will come out dam nearsame. Be as it may go to your AARP at local libary. And have your tax's done free.

Marital status and dependents have no impact on your tax code. Your main employment uses all of your allowances. You say "less than 40'000" but how much less?40'000 less the standard allowance of £7475 is under the higher threshold but it depends on how much in your primary and how much in the second job.

Probably code BR which is 20% tax - but it you are over the threshold I will be D0 - 40% tax.

Re-read the questioon - sorry it's late. For tax spouse income is not added together. Just your income.So it will definitwly be 20% income tax, check out the direct.gov.uk revenue section - good calculator.

If you go to my website and the tax calculator within the "tax zone" there is a calculation there that will answer your question. Enter what you earn just now then re-enter with the additional income. Remember the additional 'Ee NIC as well though!

It's not just PAYE Hope that helps.

Your income tax is based on your income, not your husband's income if you already earn more than £7475 a year then you already have your tax allowance on these earnings so any extra work you take on will be taxed at 20%.

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