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Total income
- It comprises of the following viz. -
- Non-savings income
- Savings income
- Dividend income
Non-savings income
- It comprises of the following viz. -
- Employment income
- Property income
- Investment income
- Trading income
- Other taxable incomes
Savings income
- It comprises of interest income
- It is taxed at the same rates as the non-savings income but due to savings starting rate
band and savings nil rate band it is shown separately
Dividend income
- It comprises of dividend income
It is taxed at different rates from the non-savings income and thus it is shown
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separately
Dividend nil rate band
- It will be available when the individual is having dividend income
Losses
- It comprises of the following viz. -
- Any losses from disposal of investments held in real estate investment trust
- Any losses from disposal of investments held in individual's savings account
- Any losses from disposal of investments held in venture capital trust scheme
- Any losses from disposal of investments held in enterprise investment scheme
- Any losses from disposal of investments held in seed enterprise investment scheme
- Any losses when asset enters the interest in possession trust during the lifetime
- Any losses when asset enters the interest in possession trust due to death
- Any losses when asset enters the discretionary trust during the lifetime
- Any losses when asset enters the discretionary trust due to death
- Any losses when asset enters the disabled trust during the lifetime
- Any losses when asset enters the disabled trust due to death
Personal allowance
- It is that portion of net income which is tax-free
It will be subtracted from the non-savings, savings and dividend income in such
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manner
which is most beneficial for the individual
Notes -
- Children are also entitled to personal allowance
- Full personal allowance will be available in the year of birth and year of death
Exempt income
- It comprises of the following viz. -
- Interest income from income tax refund
- Interest income from national savings certificate
- Interest income from damages for personal injuries
- State benefits
- Scholarships and grants
- Winnings from betting, gambling, gaming, lottery or races
- HMRC's contribution into the personal pension scheme
- Any withdrawals from the pension scheme upto the specified limits
- Any income from investments held in individual's savings account
- Any income from investments held in venture capital trust scheme
- Any income from investments held in enterprise investment scheme
- Any income from investments held in seed enterprise investment scheme
Chapter 02 - Computation of income tax payable by the individuals
Income tax
- It is paid by any chargeable individual on the basis of the following viz. -
- The taxable income earned or received by them during the tax year
- The income tax bands under which they are falling
Chargeable individual
- It means any individual whether UK domiciled or not-UK domiciled
- UK resident individuals will pay income tax on their worldwide incomes
- Non-UK resident individuals will pay income tax only on their UK based incomes
Taxable income
- It is that portion of net income which is taxable
Tax year
- It starts from 06th April, 202X and it ends on 05th April, 202Y
Other reliefs
- It comprises of the following viz. -
- Interest paid (including bank charges) on loan taken irt any residential property - 20%
- Investments held in individual's savings account
- Investments held in venture capital trust scheme - 30%
- Investments held in enterprise investment scheme - 30%
- Investments held in seed enterprise investment scheme - 50%
- Double taxation relief
Tax credits
- It comprises of the following viz. -
- Marriage allowance - 20%
- Non-savings income from real estate investment trust - 20%
- Dividend income from real estate investment trust - 8.75%
- Non-savings income from interest in possession trust - 20%
- Savings income from interest in possession trust - 20%
- Dividend income from interest in possession trust - 8.75%
- Non-savings income from discretionary trust - 45%
- Non-savings income from disabled trust - 20%
- Savings income from disabled trust - 20%
- Dividend income from disabled trust - 8.75%
- Pay as you earn
Chapter 03 - Taxation of family
Marriage allowance
- It is available when both the spouses are basic rate taxpayer
- Any spouse can transfer their personal allowance as marriage allowance to the other
spouse
Notes -
- Full marriage allowance will be available in the year of marriage, year of separation and
year of death of first spouse
Personal allowance
- The personal allowance of the transferor spouse will be reduced
- The personal allowance that can be transferred will be equal to 10% of the personal
allowance available during the tax year and it cannot change
- If the personal allowance of the transferor spouse is less than the personal allowance
that can be transferred then they will transfer the full amount and they will pay income
tax on the difference
Tax credits
- The tax credits of the transferee spouse will be increased
- The tax credits that can be received will be equal to 20% of the personal allowance
that can be transferred and it cannot change
- If the income tax liability of the transferee spouse is less than the tax credits that
can be received then they cannot claim income tax refund and their balance amount
will lapse
Children
- Each child will file their separate income tax return