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A) Calculate Onjwera's monthly taxable income. b) Find the net tax paid by Onjwera per month.
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a) Onjwera's monthly taxable income.
Step 1: Identify all taxable income components.
Basic salary = Shs.34 800
Medical allowance = Shs.2 400
House allowance = Shs.10 000
Commuter allowance = Shs.7 200
Non-taxable allowance = Shs.12 000 (This is not included in taxable income)
Step 2: Calculate the total monthly taxable income.
The monthly taxable income is .
b) Find the net tax paid by Onjwera per month.
Step 1: Calculate the gross tax based on the taxable income (Shs.54 400) and the given tax rates.
- First Shs.14 200 at 10%:
- Next Shs.(26 700 - 14 200) = Shs.12 500 at 15%:
- Next Shs.(39 200 - 26 700) = Shs.12 500 at 20%:
- Next Shs.(51 700 - 39 200) = Shs.12 500 at 25%:
- Remaining taxable income (Shs.54 400 - Shs.51 700) = Shs.2 700 at 30%:
Total gross tax:
Step 2: Calculate the total tax relief.
Personal tax relief = Shs.1 020
Insurance premium relief = 10% of Shs.2 700
Total tax relief = Personal tax relief + Insurance premium relief
Step 3: Calculate the net tax paid.
The net tax paid by Onjwera per month is .
c) If Onjwera pays a loan of Shs.8 000 every month, affordable housing levy of 1.5% of taxable income and social health Authority fee of Shs.1 805. Find his net monthly pay.
Step 1: Calculate Onjwera's gross monthly income.
Gross income includes all earnings (basic salary and all allowances).
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