If you're in a couple, your joint income is used.

Their joint income is probably around fifty thousand a year.

You have always had a joint yearly income of £17,000.

In the 1991 tax year, the couple's joint income, including the book royalties, was £743,000, nearly three times the previous year's £258,000.

A married couple with joint income of $30,000 face a tax bill of $22.41.

If you're not married or in a civil partnership you count only your share of joint income.

My wife and I on our joint income were in the 9th decile 26 months ago - comfortable.

Many families now rely on a joint income to meet their living costs.

The annual income is your joint income if you're in a couple.

However, the joint income - £50,000 - takes you into the higher rate tax band.