Income Tax - Lecture 2 Flashcards
Income tax charges on
Receipts expected to recur eg wages/ profits from running business
UK resident taxpayer liable to UK income tax on
UK and overseas income
Non savings income: (2)
- Earned income
- Property income
Earned income
From employment (salary, bonus, pension), or from self employment
Trading income
Profit from income less expenses
Savings income
Interest received gross
Dividend income
Dividends received gross
Exempt income (4)
- Interest on ISAs
- Interest on National Savings Certificates
- Premium bond prizes
- Lottery/ gambling winnings
Qualifying interest paid (3)
Relief for interest paid if:
- Loan for partner to invest into partnership/ LLP
- Loan to purchase shares in employee run UK resident trading company
- Loan to purchase plant and machinery to use solely for employment/ partnership purposes
Personal allowance over £100,000
Reduced by £1 for every £2 over. Therefore any income over £123,000 > PA = nil
Transferrable amount of PA (Marriage Allowance)
Maximum £1,150 can be transferred if unused. Both transfer and recipient must be basic rate tax payers
Gift aid payments
Payments made are treated as being net of the basic rate. Charity can recover 20% directly from HMRC.
Gift aid payments > Basic tax rate payer
No effect on position
Gift aid payments > Higher rate tax payer
Extend basic rate band by gross amount of gift aid donation