In the United Kingdom, you are allowed £12,500 as Personal Allowance, before you pay any Income Tax.
In general, not everyone will receive the same Personal Allowance of £12,500; this varies on an individual basis.
That said, personal allowance is a predetermined amount that isn’t taxed, meaning, no deduction is made. But to give you a better understanding of Tax, especially £31000 after Tax, we have compiled a simple breakdown on the subject matter.
£31000 After Tax
If your salary is £31000, your taxable income would be £18,500, tax £3,700.00, national insurance £2,580.00, and yearly take-home pay of £24,720. That said, Here is a breakdown of your after Tax take-home pay for someone who earns £31,000.
£31.000 After-Tax Explained
Assuming you earn 31k per year, here’s a breakdown of your after-tax calculations.
Your Tax
- You’ll pay no tax on the first £12,500 that you’re earning.
- You’ll pay £3,700 tax on £18,500 (at 20%)
- You’ll pay no higher rate tax
Your National Insurance
You will pay no more than £2,580 in national insurance.
Net Income After Tax and Insurance
- £24,720/year
- £2,060/month
- £475/week
- £95/day
- £12/hour
