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Previously on "Dividend calculation advice needed"

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  • Swamp Thing
    replied
    Originally posted by ASB
    The latter. Income naturally includes the tax paid on it (in the case the tax credit).
    Thank you.

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  • ASB
    replied
    Originally posted by Swamp Thing
    Can all you self-accountants out there help with the following: What dividend figure should you use when assessing whether or not you will go into higher personal rate tax at the end of the year, the gross or net figure?

    Example
    Proposed (net) dividend: £5,000.00
    Tax credit: £555.56
    Total (gross) dividend £5,555.56

    So, is it £5K that is assessable, or £5,555.56?
    The latter. Income naturally includes the tax paid on it (in the case the tax credit).

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  • Swamp Thing
    started a topic Dividend calculation advice needed

    Dividend calculation advice needed

    Can all you self-accountants out there help with the following: What dividend figure should you use when assessing whether or not you will go into higher personal rate tax at the end of the year, the gross or net figure?

    Example
    Proposed (net) dividend: £5,000.00
    Tax credit: £555.56
    Total (gross) dividend £5,555.56

    So, is it £5K that is assessable, or £5,555.56?

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