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Violet7 | 17:21 Wed 08th Oct 2008 | Business & Finance
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My part time hours have just gone up to 18 and I currently get minimum wage, earning �103.14 per week. I read on a government website that the limit per week is |�105 before you pay NI but do I have to pay tax on my �103.14 wages? I have no savings or investments and it is my sole income.

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Avatar Image Ethel
Your annual gross wage is �5363.28.

Your personal allowance where you pay no tax should be �6035, so you should not be paying income tax
17:28 Wed 08th Oct 2008
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And you are right that the Earnings Threshold (below which you pay no NI contribution) is now �105 weekly.
21:59 Wed 08th Oct 2008

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