Posts Tagged ‘graph’
2012 – 2013 UK tax graphs for income tax and NI
I’ve been publishing UK tax graphs since the 2008-2009 tax year. It is easy to find tax information in the official government tables, but it is very hard to find simple graphs that show that the numbers mean in simple terms which is why I make these graphs. I missed out last years graphs so this year I will include the 2011-2012 and the [...]
2010-2011 UK Tax graphs
Straight after putting up the tax graphs for 2009-2010, I’m putting up the tax graphs for this tax year. This time the graphs are better, and some of them include a comparison line with the previous year’s figures. As before I’ll state I’m not an accountant or tax expert so I can’t guarantee their accuracy, but I’ve done my best. [...]
2009 – 2010 UK tax graphs
Here are some graphs showing income tax, national insurance, total tax and percentage of tax for the 2009-2010 tax year. I have also included a graph showing how total taxation has changed from the 2008-2009 tax year. If you want tax graphs for the current tax year go to my 2010-2011 tax graphs page. I’ve done my best to make these accurate; [...]
2008 – 2009 UK Tax Graphs
I've produced some graphs using data about the 2008 - 2009 UK tax situation (I also have tax graphs for 09/10 and 10/11). I've tried to make them accurate but beware that I'm not a tax expert so there could well be errors. They have been created for interest only, not for serious use. The first graph is showing how much income tax you pay [...]
Graphing the AXA Sun Life 50 Plus Protector
Following on from my post where I graphed the AXA Sun Life Guaranteed Over 50 plan I thought I'd look at a more complex product to see what kind of graphs I could get out of it. Unlike the Over 50 plan, the AXA Sun Life 50 Plus Protector features a lump sum and premium that increases over time. There is also a maximum number of years that the [...]
Graphing the AXA Sun Life Guaranteed Over 50 Plan
On TV recently I've been bombarded by adverts about the AXA Sun Life Guaranteed Over 50 Plan. The current version of the advert is presented by Michael Parkinson. Previous versions have been presented by June Whitfield. I am no way near the age of 50 and these plans have no relevance to me. I should also point out that I am not a financial [...]
