I think it's 0-36000 @ 20% and over 36000 @ 40%
Personal allowance is £5,435
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Don't disagree, but I "thought" I remembered that in the 2007 budget that when GB announced the removal of the 10% tax rate, he was lifting the 40% threshold by a lot more than inflation. The reason- I "thought" he was moving the upper earnings limit for employee NI upto the same 40% threshold. Hence another big rise in NI contributions will take effect for employees earning upto the 40% threshold. Effectively the "standard" rate of tax is now 20 (income tax) + 11.8 (NI) = ~32% tax. Did I dream this? My wife agrees, she remembers it too.Originally posted by Gonzo View PostI think that this will be announced in the Budget on 12th March, but if you want a rule of thumb, take the current threshold and add 2% to it since 2% is what the Government will be trying to tell everyone is the level of inflation at the moment.
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I think that this will be announced in the Budget on 12th March, but if you want a rule of thumb, take the current threshold and add 2% to it since 2% is what the Government will be trying to tell everyone is the level of inflation at the moment.Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View PostI'm planning my likely levels of dividend, salary, pension contributions etc.. for next year. I always plan ahead on certain assumptions. The current HMRC web page mysteriously does NOT tell you what the threshold of higher rate income tax will be for 08/09. See below-
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/rates/it.htm
Why should this be the case? What is the threshold next year? Thanks.
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40% Tax Threshold for 08/09?
I'm planning my likely levels of dividend, salary, pension contributions etc.. for next year. I always plan ahead on certain assumptions. The current HMRC web page mysteriously does NOT tell you what the threshold of higher rate income tax will be for 08/09. See below-
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/rates/it.htm
Why should this be the case? What is the threshold next year? Thanks.Tags: None
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