Comment | Ask in r/ukpersonalfinance. That said, you pay the relevant rate for your entire combined income over both jobs. For example, if you make £40k in your first job, and £8k delivering food, you'll pay intermediate rate (21%) on the first £3 622 of the delivery job then higher rate (41%) on the remaining £4 378. These figures obviously exclude NI, but the same thing applies - it's your income as an individual and you could have two or twenty job, the tax system is applied across them all regardless. |
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