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Marriage Allowance
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Person A owns a limited company and takes a salary less than the minimum threshold (approx 8k/year) and rest of the earning is taken as dividends.
As person A doesn't pay any tax on his salary, can the allowance be transferred to person B who pays 20% tax?0 -
All depends on the amount of dividend income. The Marriage Allowance tax law has some complex rules about dividends so it depends on the amounts involved.0
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Dazed_and_confused wrote: »All depends on the amount of dividend income. The Marriage Allowance tax law has some complex rules about dividends so it depends on the amounts involved.
The dividends takes the person A above salary threshold limit0 -
After I told a friend about this she applied and she got her claim backdated but when they sent her the money she was owed they taxed it ? Is that right ? Should she be paying tax on tax relief ?
Many thanks
RobsonI almost had a psychic boyfriend but he left me before we met.0 -
Dazed_and_confused wrote: »All depends on the amount of dividend income. The Marriage Allowance tax law has some complex rules about dividends so it depends on the amounts involved.
Actually, it isn't complex. FA 2016 contains a lengthy clarification which can be summarised as: Assume that the Dividend Allowance doesn't exist.0 -
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Does anyone know if there's an application form for this allowance as my wife's out of the UK at the moment to see her family and she wants to apply for it, but internet connections where she is aren't always the most reliable?
Something that can be saved to Word/PDF would be best, if possible.0 -
MothballsWallet wrote: »Does anyone know if there's an application form for this allowance as my wife's out of the UK at the moment to see her family and she wants to apply for it, but internet connections where she is aren't always the most reliable?
Something that can be saved to Word/PDF would be best, if possible.
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/366958/18.pdf0 -
Robson65
After I told a friend about this she applied and she got her claim backdated but when they sent her the money she was owed they taxed it ? Is that right ? Should she be paying tax on tax relief ?
Many thanks
Robson
Someone has got very confused somewhere along the line. Anyone who applies for Marraige Allowance can never ever pay less tax as a result. They either pay the same or more. It is their spouse who could pay less but never the applicant. If she applied as you have stated then she cannot expect to pay less tax.
First port of call would probably be to check exactly what she has done.0
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