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Childcare Vouchers - Borderline tax threshold

Earlier in the year we started getting childcare vouchers for my daughter.
Im full time, my wife is part time but we have other income (property rent & ebay income registered as a partnership
Im on the borderline between standard rate tax and higher rate (just in higher rate) so I only get a voucher for £124/month and the rest comes from my wife who only just sneaks into paying any tax at all. However after looking at my finances this year I might just fall below the Higher rates tax especially taking into account he childcare vouchers as salary sacrifice.


To cut a long story short if I claim the basic rate allowance but then just end up in the higher rate bracket by a few hundred pounds what will happen?
Thanks

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