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R85

Keenstonian · 2003-08-28 06:07:58

As my wife no longer earns :-X she can get interest from accounts tax free using the form R85 for each account. Has anyone any advice/experience of dealing with this form? ??? I've probably missed the answer somewhere else on the site but at 4 in the morning the eyes :o tend to miss the obvious. (Insert from Martin: THe…

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BobbyBillions Posts: 1 Newbie

26 September 2004 at 9:56PM

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You should put the redundancy cheque in an account in your sole name and sign an R85 to have the interest paid gross. That is assuming that Mr Magles trusts you not to run off with it.

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