£18,600 Threshold and (£9,300 over 6 months)

[iamsuperbritish]

Hello,

My question is, if £9,300 needs to be earned in 6 months that equals to £1,550.

But what if on one month I earn £1,000 and then in the 2nd month I earn the £1,500 plus the short fall from the previous month? Does the equal amount £1,550 need to be consistent throughout each month or does it just need to total up to £9,300 within a 6 month period (regardless of how much per month)?

Thanks in advance!

[Obie]

It will depend if you are a salaried or non-salaried employee.

For a salaried worker if the wages varies over the 6 months period, then the lowest earning over the 6 months will be multiplied by 6.

If non-salaried , then the total earning over 26 weeks is divided by 6 and multiplied by 12 to get the average annual earning.

[iamsuperbritish]

It will depend if you are a salaried or non-salaried employee.

For a salaried worker if the wages varies over the 6 months period, then the lowest earning over the 6 months will be multiplied by 6.

If non-salaried , then the total earning over 26 weeks is divided by 6 and multiplied by 12 to get the average annual earning.

Just to be clear SALARIED means a contractual annula pay for eg £20,000 per year?

And non salaried pay means an hourly rate such as £7/hour?

Thanks

[Zee ali]

It will depend if you are a salaried or non-salaried employee.

For a salaried worker if the wages varies over the 6 months period, then the lowest earning over the 6 months will be multiplied by 6.

If non-salaried , then the total earning over 26 weeks is divided by 6 and multiplied by 12 to get the average annual earning.

Just to be clear SALARIED means a contractual annula pay for eg £20,000 per year?

And non salaried pay means an hourly rate such as £7/hour?

Thanks

yes indeed

[q4question]

So,if i work on PAYE zero hours' contract and if i get gross £6.50/hour, will it be consider as non-salaried variable income ?
and do i need to fill up category-b for that ?
means, my variable 6 months' gross income will be divided by 6 and then it will be multiplied by 2. is that right ?