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Calculate your new salary and take-home pay if you are working part-time or have your pay reduced due to furlough. Enter your full-time or pro-rata salary, hours, tax code, pension, overtime and other options to see the breakdown of your income and deductions.
- Hourly Wage
Enter your hourly wage and hours worked per week to see your...
- Take-Home
The Salary Calculator tells you monthly take-home, or annual...
- Two Jobs
How to use the Two Jobs Calculator. You can use the two jobs...
- The Salary Calculator
How to use the Pro-Rata Salary Calculator. To use the...
- Compare Years
How to use the Comparison Calculator. To use the calculator,...
- Required Salary
How to use the Required Salary Calculator. To find out what...
- 2021 / 2022 Tax Calculator
Changing the hours you work, or looking at a job that has...
- Hourly Wage
26 Φεβ 2020 · Find out what you take home from a pro rata salary using this simple tool with many options including furlough calculation.
Use SalaryBot's salary calculator to work out tax, deductions and allowances on your wage. The results are broken down into yearly, monthly, weekly, daily and hourly wages. To accurately calculate your salary after tax, enter your gross wage (your salary before any tax or deductions are applied) and select any conditions which may apply to ...
Use the pro-rata tax calculator to see how changing the hours you work, or looking at a job that has the salary worked out pro-rata, affects your take-home pay. The calculator considers UK tax, National Insurance and student loan rates for April 2024.
Calculate your take-home pay from your prorated salary or find out how your salary will be affected if you reduce working hours. Use the pro-rata calculator to enter your full-time and part-time wages, and get your tax and NI deductions.
Calculates your gross and net salary, income tax, national insurance, student loan, pension contribution and allowances in 2024-2025. Now includes part time salary calculator.
18 Ιουν 2024 · Use the following formula to calculate the pro rata salary: (Part-Time Hours/Full-Time Hours)×Full-Time Salary. As an example, the full-time annual salary for a position is £30,000. While full-time employees work 40 hours per week, the part-time employee works 20 hours per week.
