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Gift aid, CGT and higher rate
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"3.5.2 The introduction of the Dividend Allowance on 6 April 2016, means that individuals won’t pay tax on the first £5,000 of their income from dividends paid by companies that they own shares in. This means that only donors that have paid tax on dividend income over the £5,000 allowance will have some tax that can be used to cover their Gift Aid donations to charities and community amateur sports club (CASC’s)."
taken from here:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=tax+on+dividends+and+gift+aid
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/charities-detailed-guidance-notes/chapter-3-gift-aid
EDIT... Ha ha ... beaten by purdy. I shouldn't have stopped to put the LMGTFY link in having now found the time to research it0 -
Thanks! I think that's actually almost the exact passage that confused me, because 3.5.1 describes it as "income tax or capital gains tax" to be covered - but looking at it they classify tax on dividends as income tax. Glad it's cleared up0
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Sorry if I missed it but has the CGT allowance of £11300 been mentioned?0
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