Dear All, myself working for uk based co., i would like to have uk salary structure/components in complete break-up. kindly fwd the same to my email id anpck6@yahoo.com Many Thanks AK
From India, Coimbatore
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From India, Coimbatore
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Dear Mr. AK,
Can you please forward me the same? Actually, I am looking for a job in the UK. Could you proceed with my resume? If possible, pleeeeeeease, I would be very grateful for your kindness if you could do me this favor.
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Kuldeep Saxena
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From India, Gurgaon
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Can you please forward me the same? Actually, I am looking for a job in the UK. Could you proceed with my resume? If possible, pleeeeeeease, I would be very grateful for your kindness if you could do me this favor.
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Kuldeep Saxena
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From India, Gurgaon
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Dear All,
I am a mechanical engineer, and I have been asked to work for a UK-based company. I would like to have the UK salary structure/components in a complete break-up. Kindly forward the same to my email id senthilvadivel.k@vsnl.net.
Many Thanks
From India, Hyderabad
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I am a mechanical engineer, and I have been asked to work for a UK-based company. I would like to have the UK salary structure/components in a complete break-up. Kindly forward the same to my email id senthilvadivel.k@vsnl.net.
Many Thanks
From India, Hyderabad
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Hello,
There is no structure in the UK like in India. Your basic pay is taxable and NIable (social insurance). You pay tax and NI on the basic pay. There are no exemptions from tax for most of the allowances. The amount you contribute towards your pension is tax-free, but this contribution is available to you only after retirement. You pay 40% tax on anything above £31,000, and any bonus is also taxable at 40%.
Hope this helps.
From United Kingdom, Haywards Heath
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There is no structure in the UK like in India. Your basic pay is taxable and NIable (social insurance). You pay tax and NI on the basic pay. There are no exemptions from tax for most of the allowances. The amount you contribute towards your pension is tax-free, but this contribution is available to you only after retirement. You pay 40% tax on anything above £31,000, and any bonus is also taxable at 40%.
Hope this helps.
From United Kingdom, Haywards Heath
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