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I have numerous savings account for which I have previously registered for gross interest. My gross interest is now likely to exceed my personal allowance. Must I now pay tax on all my accounts and then claim monies back at the end of each tax year from the Inland Revenue or can I continue to register for gross interest on some of the accounts providing my interest from these IR85 registered accounts does not exceed my personal allowance? (I appreciate I would need to claim back the tax on interest for the next £2000 at 10% from the Inland Revenue.) Thanks

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  • isasmurf
    isasmurf Posts: 1,998 Forumite
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    You must de-register yourself from all your accounts and claim the tax back I'm afraid.

    Oh, and they are R85 forms, not IR85 ;)
  • quickquid
    quickquid Posts: 46 Forumite
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    Many thanks, Isasmuf,


    Don't suppose the taxman gives me the interest on the interest from my accounts when I have to claim at the end of the financial year?

    Cheers
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