diff --git a/right-move-manchester.org b/right-move-manchester.org index ae10c3d..03e717e 100644 --- a/right-move-manchester.org +++ b/right-move-manchester.org @@ -273,3 +273,51 @@ the weekly rates, the average goes from £1236.12 to £1204 (difference of #+attr_latex: :width 600 #+attr_html: :width 800 [[file:renders/2024-02-18_21-48-46_right-move-manchester-monthly.png]] + +* Add Tax and Daily Rates Breakdown + +This is the first data-set I worked on, and since then I've written more code to +help parse and summarise the data. So, I'm going to add in here what I've been +doing in the other Manchester files. + +#+begin_src calc :results output + 14448 + 5000 +#+end_src + +#+RESULTS: +: 19448 + +Using £19,448 as the starting point (see [[file:./uk-wage-tax.org][UK Wage and Tax Rates]]), + +#+begin_src lisp :results output raw + (let* ((earning-target 19448) + (p-allow 12570) + (taxable-income (- earning-target p-allow)) + (tax-to-pay (* taxable-income 0.2)) + (total (- earning-target tax-to-pay))) + (format t "- Annual Target Salary: £~a~%" earning-target) + (format t "- Part of Salary which is Taxable: £~a~%" taxable-income) + (format t "- Tax to Pay: £~a~%" tax-to-pay) + (format t "- Salary After Tax: £~a~%" total)) +#+end_src + +#+RESULTS: +- Annual Target Salary: £19448 +- Part of Salary which is Taxable: £6878 +- Tax to Pay: £1375.6 +- Salary After Tax: £18072.4 + +| Time Span | Value After Tax (£) | Mean Rent (£) | +|-----------------------+---------------------+---------------| +| Annually | 18072.4 | 1204 | +| Monthly (Before Rent) | 1506.0333 | | +| Monthly (After Rent) | 302.0333 | | +| Weekly (After Rent) | 75.508325 | | +| Daily (After Rent) | 10.786904 | | +#+TBLFM: @3$2=@-1/12::@4$2=@-1-@-2$+1::@5$2=@-1/4::@6$2=@-1/7 + +After paying rent and Income Tax, it looks like I'll be let with £10.79/day to +spend. Having had a quick look at the +=raw-data/2024-02-18_21-48-46_right-move-manchester.json= file and done a 'bills +inc' search, it looks like most, if not all, the listings include bills. This is +a bit of a relief, but still depressing reading.