This scenario doesn’t apply at DXC because my salary won’t increase!! It goes to show how DXC is an outlier when it comes to rewarding employees.
On a salary of...
£ 35,000
You pay £6,280 in tax and national insurance each year.
By 2031, the OBR expects your salary to have risen to about £40,647, excluding any promotions or job changes, as wages rise roughly in line with the cost of living.
At that point, your annual tax bill will be £7,862. That's £1,581 more than you're currently paying, and £215 more than you would have paid if thresholds increased with inflation after 2028 as they were previously expected to.
Your effective personal tax rate is now 17.9%. It will have reached 19.3% by 2031.
If the thresholds hadn't been extended today, it would have reached 18.8%.