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Posted Fri, 22 Mar 2024 14:31:48 GMT by RS
Hi, I have been offered a job with a total gross package worth £120,000 + basic pension PAYE. I have the choice to split this in the contract as any of the following scenarios & would like to know which one keeps my adjusted net income under £100,000, Assuming no other benefit in kind or income etc to affect the calculation, what would the adjusted net income of the below scenarios be? 1. £120,000 Gross Salary, Nest workplace pension with 3% employer contribution (based on pensionable earnings) 5% personal contribution & a private pension where I contribute £20,000 annually of my net salary (after tax and N.I) 2. £100,000 Gross Salary, Nest workplace pension with 20% employer contribution (gross, so £20,000) 5% personal contribution. 3. £100,000 Gross Salary, Nest workplace pension with 3% employer contribution (based on pensionable earnings) 20% pretax personal contribution (£20,000). It really is not clear as to how paying into a pension can lower your adjusted net income, whether it is via increased employer, employee or personal pension contributions
Posted Wed, 03 Apr 2024 11:06:32 GMT by HMRC Admin 25 Response
Hi RS,
For information on adjusted net income please see:
Personal Allowances: adjusted net income
Thank you. 

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