Bands
are entered as the
lowest value
of the band to be taxed at x%. For example, if £12,500 was your first band and £20,000 was your second, the band of £12,500-£19,999 would be taxed at the first rate entered. Bands must be entered as
comma separated values
, e.g. 12500,20000,35000,etc. The calculator can strip whitespace, but it is best practice to enter all characters adjacent with
no spaces
.
Parse values
reads the bands and rates you have entered, strips any space, and stores them ready for calculation. This procedure is automatically triggered when you press
Calculate
.
Salary
is a numeric-only entrance field for the salary to be taxed. You must
only
enter the
numerical representation
of the salary - e.g. £15,000 = 15000
Rates
are entered as a
decimal
representation of the respective band's percentage i.e. 0.1 for 10% and so on. Rates must be entered as
comma separated values
. The
first rate
entered will correlate to the
first band
entered as described above.
