UK Tax Tool 2016/17 Reversible Salary Calculator for iOS

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3-IN-1: UK Salary Tax Calculator + Tax Rates Reference Guide + VAT Calculator No Internet Connection Required Featured on BBC Radio 4 & Sunday...
Last updated on May 5, 2016
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By Michael Imperato

3-IN-1: UK Salary Tax Calculator + Tax Rates Reference Guide + VAT Calculator No Internet Connection Required Featured on BBC Radio 4 & Sunday...

3-IN-1: UK Salary Tax Calculator + Tax Rates Reference Guide + VAT Calculator No Internet Connection Required Featured on BBC Radio 4 & Sunday TimesUnlike some free tax calculator apps, Tax Tool has all calculations and data built-in, so there's no need for an internet connection - use it anytime and anywhere, even if you don't have a signal!Includes latest 2016/17 tax rates, and goes back seven tax years.Reached No.1 in UK Finance Charts.SPECIAL FEATURES Perform Reverse Salary Calculations for working out your target salary from the take-home pay you need - useful for job interviews and pay rise negotiations View a pocket guide of key UK tax rates, limits and allowances, including Income Tax, National Insurance, Capital Gains Tax, Stamp Duty Land Tax and Pension Schemes Email your results, including a breakdown of the calculation, for sharing or backup purposesCUSTOMER REVIEWS"There's a reason for the high review scores posted for this app...it is an extremely well designed and thought out app.""Brilliant app. Just saved me 160. Email and print give a very clear printed breakdown.""This app is easy to use...I rarely write app reviews, but this one deserves all the praise it gets...""Outstanding - one of the best personal finance apps available."OVERVIEWTax Tool is designed for UK taxpayers in paid employment, using the Pay-As-You-Earn (PAYE) system of automatic tax deduction. The app was inspired by the quality of Apple's own apps. It was designed to be comprehensive, but also to be very easy to use and input information, with immediate results.Choose to enter as much or as little as you want: accuracy is improved if you enter more information and if you enter your Tax Code, but it still gives a useful rough guide if you enter none of these. A key feature is that it can perform reverse salary calculations. You can enter your desired take-home pay (what you need to receive, after payroll taxes are deducted, to cover your everyday lifestyle) and Tax Tool will instantly work out the salary needed to achieve that target. You can easily flip between these to work out net pay from gross salary or vice-versa. The app also performs UK VAT calculations, and contains a handy reference for UK tax rates, limits and allowances. Quick and simple: this is not designed to be a replacement for a full tax return (it doesnt ask for full details on all your financial affairs), but it does provide a quick and useful estimate of the amount you will receive in your pay packet.ADDITIONAL FEATURES Instant calculations as you type Doesn't need an Internet connection Shows a detailed breakdown of the calculations, including Income Tax paid at each band Flexible periods: enter and view results annually, monthly, four weekly, fortnightly, weekly, daily or hourly Calculates your National Insurance contributions, as well as your employer's Includes a VAT calculator, with reverse function Calculates PAYE tax for tax years 2016/17, 2015/16, all the way back to 2009/10 Provides an instant rough guide. Enter optional settings to improve accuracy Works with iOS 9 (and prior versions from iOS 6.1 onwards).Optional Settings available: High Income Child Benefit Charge estimation Tax Codes - recognises L, M, N, K, T, P, Y, BR, D0, D1, NT, 0T, M1 and W1 codes Contributions to company pensions (as a percentage or fixed amount). Also supports salary sacrifice pensions and contributions taken from net pay Childcare Vouchers Student Loan repayments (Pre Sept 2012 and Post Sept 2012 schemes supported) Overtime and Bonuses (as a percentage or fixed amount) Tax deductions Benefits-in-kind Contributions to charities Salary sacrifice (three types) Regular deductions from net pay Ability to switch off National Insurance calculations if State Pension Age reached.