CIMA F1 Syllabus C. Fundamentals Of Business Taxation - PAYE - Notes 10 / 10
Here the employer is the tax collector
The employer deducts the tax from the employees wages
It is called PAYE - pay as you earn
Any problems are dealt with by the employee - the employer is just a collector
It saves the government having to collect it - and reduces risks of late payment
Calculating PAYE
Again the taxable income and taxable expenses need calculating first
There not as many allowable deductions for an employee (professional subs, business travel, charity donations)
The employee does not have to pay tax until the income reaches a certain level - this is called the personal allowance
Example
A YEARLY salary is 12,000
The personal allowance is 4,000
Amounts up to 10,000 taxed at 10%
What is the taxable income?
Answer
12,000 - 4,000 = 8,000
What is the amount of tax payable?
8,000 x 10% = 800
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