Nigerian tax compliance SDK for TypeScript and Python. VAT, PAYE, WHT, Pension, Payroll — NTA 2025 compliant. Zero dependencies.
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Nigerian tax compliance SDK for TypeScript and Python. VAT, PAYE, WHT, Pension, Payroll — NTA 2025 compliant. Zero dependencies.
Odoo 19 module for Ghana payroll - PAYE & SSNIT calculations (2025 tax rates)
UK take-home pay calculators for contractors and employees — inside IR35 via umbrella, outside IR35 via limited company, and PAYE salary. HMRC methodology, three tax years, every rate cited.
1257L is the standard code and means a £12,570 tax-free allowance. Multiply the number by ten to get your allowance.
Payroll and HR with NSSF and PAYE for Ugandan SMEs, built on Krayin.
MCP server exposing Zambian fintech utilities: PAYE/NAPSA payroll calculator (gross↔net, allowances), BOZ exchange rates, ZESCO units, and mobile money fees.
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A browser-based UK income tax calculator for estimating PAYE, National Insurance, and take-home pay from Mini-Tools.
Open-source Kenyan salary, PAYE, SHIF/SHA, NSSF, Housing Levy and net pay calculator.
A second job has no special tax rate. It is usually taxed on a BR code, meaning 20% from the first pound, because your personal allowance is already used by the first job.
If you stopped work part-way through the tax year, PAYE has probably over-deducted, because it assumed you would keep earning at the same rate.
Of a £5,000 bonus you keep £3,600.00 on a £40,000 salary, but only £1,900.00 on £100,000.
Practical guide to UK income tax, National Insurance, take-home pay, salary calculations, student loans, pensions and PAYE deductions.
Source-backed Sri Lanka APIT, EPF, ETF, payslip and net salary reference implementation
A comprehensive and reliable npm package for fetching and rendering tax information from around the world. Originally started with a focus on Rwanda, this package has expanded to become a universal data provider for tax rates, authorities, and essential fiscal information.
On a £35,000 salary you pay £4,486.00 in Income Tax and £1,794.40 in National Insurance, leaving £28,719.60.
On £35,000 you pay £1,794.40 a year in employee National Insurance, about £149.53 a month.
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