hawkeye uk wrote:
||| It's not quite as straight forward as that.
||| As tax due is calculated on a cumulative basis throughout the tax
||| year, the process is as follows:
||| First you need to calculate your taxable pay for the year to date.
||| This is done by taking the Free Pay for the current period as
||| defined by your tax code, from the total pay to date including the
||| current period. You then calculate the tax due on that amount.
||| Subtract the tax you have paid up to and including the last period,
||| and that is the tax due for this current period.
|||
||| National Insurance IS a straight forward percentage of the period
||| gross pay, but you need to split it between Emploees Contribution
||| and Employers Contribution.
|||
||| Have you got a set of Tax Tables?
|||
||
|| Right, thats useful. Cheers. No I dont have any tables. Do you have
|| a link as to where to obtain one?
||
|| thanks for the reply

Try your local Tax Office. I'm not actually sure whether they give out tax
tables to people who are not registered with them as an Employer but they
might! Good Luck!

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