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Previously on "Dividend Tax Voucher and Tax Credits"

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  • Sally BFCA
    replied
    Hi

    Your first option is correct.

    £17,000 divided by 90 times 100 equals the 10% tax credit.

    Leave a comment:


  • Adi Ady Ade
    started a topic Dividend Tax Voucher and Tax Credits

    Dividend Tax Voucher and Tax Credits

    Hey all.

    Just trying to do both my personal and company tax (08/09) and have come across something that's baffled me.

    I moved £17,000 from my company account to my personal account with the intention of this being a dividend payment. I'm now filling in the personal tax form online and wondering about the amount I should place in the 'Dividends from UK companies' field which got me thinking about the tax voucher.

    So I'm wondering, because I moved £17,000 from company to personal, should my voucher look like this:

    Holding: 1 Ordinary Shares
    Dividend Rate: £17,000 per share
    Dividend Payable: £17,000
    Tax Credit: £1888

    or this:

    Holding: 1 Ordinary Shares
    Dividend Rate: £15,300 per share
    Dividend Payable: £15,300
    Tax Credit: £1700

    Thanks for any guidance.
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