I think it's 0-36000 @ 20% and over 36000 @ 40%
Personal allowance is £5,435
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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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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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