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02 January 2013
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@Vera - Apply the tax table to the remaining amount after deducting the CRA making sure the tax payable is not less than 1% of gross pay.
Posted by: Taiwo | 02 March 2013 at 08:53 PM
Please I will like to know how to calculate tax payable after deducting the CRA and the balance is:
a) less than N200,000.00
b) More than N200,000.00 but less than N300,000.00
Thank You
Posted by: vera N: | 25 January 2013 at 10:07 AM