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Previously on "Does dividend tax apply to dividends falling within the personal allowance?"

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  • TheCyclingProgrammer
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    Yes, it’s correct. The dividend tax bands apply to taxable dividends in excess of the personal allowance.

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  • jamesbrown
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    Assuming there are no other types of income, yes, because dividends form the top slice of income. Strictly, it's not a dividend "allowance", but rather a zero-rate band. Also, note that it will be reduced from 5k to 2k from next April.

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  • Does dividend tax apply to dividends falling within the personal allowance?

    I am looking at this dividend/directors salary income tax article here:

    https://jf-financial.co.uk/2017/01/1...idends-201718/

    It says: "Salary is £8,164 so this leaves £3,336 of dividends that can be taken tax free in the personal allowance (£11,500 less £8,164).

    The next £5,000 of dividends are also tax free as they are within the dividend allowance. The leaves the balance of dividends of £28,500 taxed at 7.5% = £2,138 of tax."

    So a total of £8336 in dividends incurred no extra tax. Is this correct?

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