Slightly off topic:
I applied (3 times - don't ask) for a Barclays cash ISA last week (i.e. last tax year), and specified the account I wanted the money to come from. Barclays are my personal bank, so there shouldn't be any delay.
But as of today, they haven't taken the money from my account. So is the date counted for tax the actual date the money is paid in (i.e. I've missed out), or are they reasonable enough to take the date of application? The application did give the option of specifying the tax year.
I applied (3 times - don't ask) for a Barclays cash ISA last week (i.e. last tax year), and specified the account I wanted the money to come from. Barclays are my personal bank, so there shouldn't be any delay.
But as of today, they haven't taken the money from my account. So is the date counted for tax the actual date the money is paid in (i.e. I've missed out), or are they reasonable enough to take the date of application? The application did give the option of specifying the tax year.
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