60% tax trap

I have a question regarding the 60% tax trap and whether some of my earnings may fall into this boundary. I'm not self employed, work for a large company and I'm paid via PAYE. If I earn 110000, salary sacrifice 10000 into my pension, salary sacrifice 700 buying 2 additional days vacation, receive 1500 of medical benefit-in-kind and 500 interest on savings (non-ISA) will I be pushed into the 100000 to 125140 tax bracket? I believe I will because 110000-10000-700+1500=100800. I assume I won't need to add the 500 savings interest as it's below the 500 threshold for 40% tax payers. Thanks

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