Hi all,
Apologies if this is in the wrong area/section of the forum, relatively new to this so please forgive my (possible) ignorance.
I have recently (1st Feb 2017) had a term time only permanent post which ran from September - September "upgraded" to a full time post. I have been sent an amount from my HR department as I am owed monies from Sep2016 - Feb 2017. My question is two - fold. 1. Is this back pay figure liable to tax? 2. If so, is it taxable with my monthly salary or as a separate payment - e.g. say my salary is £3000 a month, and the back pay amount £1000, do i pay tax on the total £4000 sum. Or, do i pay individual tax on my salary (£3000) and then an individual tax on my back pay amount (£1000). Note figures are not specific to my job or back pay amount.
Any assistance/advice/information on this would be greatly welcomed and much appreciated.
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