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Deducting personal allowance from Self Assessment and it goes negative.

AromaS
Posts: 2 Newbie
in Cutting tax
Hello quick question.
I am trying to work out if I am in a loss or simply paying £0 tax.
If i was to deduct my full personal allowance from my SA profits it will take me into a loss by around £1000. Is it possible to create a loss by deducting my PA or does it simply stop at £0?
Thanks
I am trying to work out if I am in a loss or simply paying £0 tax.
If i was to deduct my full personal allowance from my SA profits it will take me into a loss by around £1000. Is it possible to create a loss by deducting my PA or does it simply stop at £0?
Thanks
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It stops at zero.
However if you are married, you can transfer some of your personal allowance (10%) to your spouse to reduce their tax bill.
A loss, is when the business actually makes a loss (Ie Income £5k, expenses £6k - loss £1k)0 -
Ok thanks, that was my line of thinking but Im glad its been cleared up. Cheers0
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