I am trying to calculate how much more dividends I can take before April but am getting confused when trying to find out the allowances. I am paying myself below the PAYE limit (7225). Then a calculator tells me I can earn a further 35,000 (i.e. aprox £31,250 net dividend). Can somebody clarify all the tax bands or point me to a site which displays it clearly (everything I have been on so far is just confusing).
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Higher Tax Band/Salary confusion
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HMRC's website is quite good for detailing the different bands:
Income Tax : HM Revenue & Customs: Income Tax allowances
NI: HM Revenue & Customs: National Insurance Contributions
I hope this helps.
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2011-12.
Allowance = 7475, 20% band = 0-35,000 of TAXABLE income.
Your salary is 7225. So in your case you can receive 35,250 of gross dividends (including tax credit) this is 31725 of net dividends.
This assumes you own personal allowance is the standard 7475.
[747l will actually give you 7479 in allowances, so you could have 35,254 = 31,728.60].Comment
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Originally posted by ASB View Post2011-12.
Allowance = 7475, 20% band = 0-35,000 of TAXABLE income.
Your salary is 7225. So in your case you can receive 35,250 of gross dividends (including tax credit) this is 31725 of net dividends.
This assumes you own personal allowance is the standard 7475.
[747l will actually give you 7479 in allowances, so you could have 35,254 = 31,728.60].
Cool. Why anybody would want to be permie is beyond me!Comment
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Originally posted by NorthWestPerm2Contr View PostCool. Why anybody would want to be permie is beyond me!'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostIs your accountant not the best first contact for this?Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View Post??? The difference between permie and contractor in the bands being talked about here are not huge. It is the higher bands that makes the difference IMO.Comment
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