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Posted about a month ago by Doc80
Hi I would like to correctly report the estimated income for the upcoming tax year. I work for the NHS and my gross pay takes me marginally above the 100k mark due to pay uplifts over the past year. However my taxable income on my payslip and reported monthly on the HMRC account (which is the gross pay less NHS pension contribution) is less than 100k (calculated by multiplying the monthly taxable income *12) . So is the latter figure what I should report to HMRC as my estimated income for next year ? TIA
Posted 30 days ago by HMRC Admin 8 Response
Hi,
Yes, it is the latter figure you should report when calculating your annual estimated income.  
Thank you.

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