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How to interpret Dividend Distribution
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This is the first time I have ever received a Subsidiary Tax certificate (Unit Trust/OIEC distribution) and don't know what I'm supposed to include on my tax return so I'll post the figures and hopefully someone can tell me which ones to declare.
Tax Credit............................................£29.37
Dividend Distribution...............................£264.06
Equalisation..........................................£26.56
Total payable/transferred to capital..........£290.62
I've an idea I should declare the second one inn box 3 on TR3 of the return but don't know what is meant by Equalisation
Tax Credit............................................£29.37
Dividend Distribution...............................£264.06
Equalisation..........................................£26.56
Total payable/transferred to capital..........£290.62
I've an idea I should declare the second one inn box 3 on TR3 of the return but don't know what is meant by Equalisation
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Does this help?
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/manuals/ctmanual/CTM48430.htm0 -
Does this help?
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/manuals/ctmanual/CTM48430.htm
I think so. If I'm reading it correctly then the Equalisation comes into play with regards to Capital Gains and should not be declared in the income from savings and investments section of the return. That being the case then I should be declaring the £264 only this year.
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Spot on, Absolutely correct.I think so. If I'm reading it correctly then the Equalisation comes into play with regards to Capital Gains and should not be declared in the income from savings and investments section of the return. That being the case then I should be declaring the £264 only this year.
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