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Sam has just started a new job. They will be earning £15,000 per year. How much Income Tax will they pay on this?  \na. Work out much is Sam’s taxable pay.  \nb. Work out 20% of Sam’s taxable pay.  \n2. Lewis has just had a pay rise. Last year he earnt £22,500 and this year he will earn £25,000 . How much more Income Tax will he pay?  \na. Work out Lewis’s old taxable pay.  \nb. Work out 20% of Lewis’ old taxable pay.  \nc. Work out Lewis’ new taxable pay.  \nd. Work out 20% of Lewis’ new taxable pay.  \ne. How much more tax will he pay?  \n3. Melinda is self-employed. She needs to file a tax return. In the last year she has earnt £65,000 . How much Income Tax should she pay?  \na. How much did Melinda earn in the Higher Rate tax band?  \nb. How much tax did she pay on this amount?  \nc. How much did Melinda earn at the Basic Rate tax band?  \nd. How much tax did she pay on this amount?  \ne. How much Income Tax does Melinda pay in total?  \n4. Ahmed sees the following job advertisement.  \nJunior Marketing Executive wanted.£25 / hr  \n35 hrs / week Visit our webpage to apply.  \na. What would the annual salary of this job be?  \nb. How much Income Tax would Ahmed have to pay?  \n5. Ben earns £75,000 a year. How much Income Tax should he pay each month?  \na. How much Income Tax should he pay in total?  \nb. How much Income Tax should he pay each month?  \n6. Imelda sees the following headline in the paper.  \nPersonal Income Tax Allowance To Be Increased  \nFrom April it will be £15,000  \nImelda currently earns £31,000 .  \nHow much less tax will she need to pay in the next tax year?  \n7. The Government announces that the tax rate at the Basic Rate will increase to 25% . Setsuko earns £16,000 per year.  \nHow much Income Tax will she have to pay?  \n8. Jose earns £55,000 .  \nHow much more Income Tax will he have to pay if the Basic Rate increases to 25% and the Higher Rate stays the same?  \nAnswers  \n1a. £2430  \n1b. £486  \n2a. £9930  \n2b. £1986  \n2c. £12,430  \n2d. £2468  \n2e. £500  \n3a. £14,730  \n3b. £5892  \n3c. £33700  \n3d. £7540  \n3e. £13,432  \n4a. £45,500  \n4b. £6586  \n5a. £17,432  \n5b. £1452.67  \n6. £486  \n7. £857.50  \n8. £1885","cbCaijXJ0kSpmufn","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijXJ0kSpmufn","pdf",139121,"English","# Income Tax Bands\n# Practice Questions\n## Question 1-3\n## Question 4-6\n## Question 7-8\n# Answers","[{\"question\":\"What income tax bands and rates are used in this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"The worksheet lists Personal Allowance (up to £12,570 at 0%), Basic Rate (£12,571 to £50,270 at 20%), Higher Rate (£50,271 to £125,140 at 40%), and Additional Rate (over £125,140 at 45%).\"},{\"question\":\"How do you calculate Income Tax when a person has a pay rise?\",\"answer\":\"Compute the taxable pay for the old income and the new income, apply the relevant 20% bands where required by the worksheet’s method, then find the difference to get how much more tax is paid.\"},{\"question\":\"What changes are considered when the Basic Rate increases to 25%?\",\"answer\":\"In the scenarios provided, the Basic Rate is increased to 25% while the Higher Rate stays the same. 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