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This is your total income tax payable. Write this down. Add up the values that you wrote down. This is your total income tax payable. ““VALUE D” ×0.05 Write this down. “VALUE C” − £103,650. This is “VALUE D” If negative or zero, go to end If greater than zero, continue “VALUE C” ×0.2 “VALUE B” − £34,500. This is “VALUE C” “VALUE B” ×0.2 “VALUE A” − £11,850. This is “VALUE B” Your total income minus your pension contributions. This is “VALUE A”. This is your taxable income

Is your taxable income greater than £11,850? If yes, 𝐴−11,850 ×0.20 If no, you pay zero income tax. Is your taxable income greater than £46,350? If yes, £6,900+ 𝐴−46,350 ×0.40 If no, see below. Is your taxable income greater than £100,000? If yes, £28,360+ 𝐴−100,000 ×0.50 Is your taxable income greater than £123,700? If yes, £40,210+ 𝐴−123,700 ×0.40 If no, see below Is your taxable income greater than £150,000? If yes, £50,730+ 𝐴−150,000 ×0.45 Your total income minus your pension contributions. This is your taxable income