Tax Law Flashcards
1
Q
Calculating income tax
A
- Step1: Identify TOTAL INCOME
- Step 2: Deduct available tax reliefs (interst on qualifying loans and pension contributions) for NET INCOME
- Step 3: Deduct the PERSONAL ALLOWANCE (£12,570) to get the TAXABLE INCOME.
- If net income is +£125,140 there is no personal allowance
- If net income is between 100k-£125,140 the formula for personal allowance is
12,570-(Net Income-100k)/2 - Step 4: Identify if the individual has different type of income
- calculate non-saving first: taxable i. - saving i. - dividend i. = NSI
- Step 5: Calculate NON-SAVINGS income to TAX PAYABLE
- 0-37,700 -> basic -> 20%
- 37,700-125,140 -> higher -> 40%
- +£125,140 -> Additional -> 45%
- Step 6: Calculate SAVINGS INCOME
- savings are taxed 0% for the first £1,000 (taxable income basic), £500 (higher). This 1000 and 500 known as “personal savings allowance”
- Step 7: Calculate dividend income
2
Q
A