Inland Revenue Declaration

sunnyday2d

Hi everyone,
can anyone tell me positively,

do i have to declare my mini cash ISA on a tax
form from the inland revenue.
thanks Ray.

mrtg0525

I'm pretty sure that the last set of instructions I got with the tax return forms said that I didn't have to declare them.

Mind you, the advice is probably worth less than you paid for

sunnyday2d

MRTG,
Thanks for that, good news if correct.
Ray

System

A ISA is a savings account where savings up to the maximum of £3000 is placed in a Tax free wrapper, so to speak, so the Inland Revenue don't want to know anything about it at all.

sunnyday2d

Thanks Pam17,
thats just great, just what i hoped for.
thanks again Ray.

CLAPTON

absolutely, definitely positively you do not have to declare your ISA on the tax form

monkeymax

100% a definate no from an ex - HMRC processor

sunnyday2d

Thanks guys,
love you all.
Ray

Hoddie_2

CLAPTON wrote: »

absolutely, definitely positively you do not have to declare your ISA on the tax form

...unless the ISA has been declared void in which case the interest would be taxable.