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>>>>>>>>>>>> UK
Income tax rates for employees and self employed are the same.
The UK income tax rates are: 0% on the first £6,035; 20% on the next £34,800; and 40% on all income above £40,835. For the majority of the 30 million UK workforce, the true or effective rate works out at 27% or 17% or 13% depending on whether you are a high earner, middle rate earner, or a low earner:
Salary or Net Profit £36,035, less allowance £6,035, net taxable £30,000. Income tax payable £30,000 x 20% = £6,000. Effective tax rate 17%.
Salary or Net Profit £18,035, less allowance of £6,035, net taxable £12,000. Income Tax payable £12,000 x 20% = £2,400. Effective tax rate 13%.
Salary or Net Profit £72,035, first £6,035 x 0% = zero tax; next £34,800 x 20% = £6,960; next £31,200 x 40% = £12,480: total tax payable £19,440. Effective tax rate 27%.
Class 2 National Insurance. This is a flat rate contribution. It can be paid quarterly, or paid each month by direct debit. The cost is a £2.20 per week for 2007/08 – about £114 for the year.
>>>>>>>>>>>> United States
The self-employment tax in the United States is currently set at 15.30% which is the equivalent of the combined contributions of the employee and employer under the FICA tax. The rate consists of two parts: 12.4% for social security and 2.9% for Medicare. The social security portion of the self-employment tax only applies to the first $97,500 of income for the 2007 tax year. There is no limit to the amount that is taxable under the 2.9% Medicare portion of the self-employment tax.
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