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GIA and using up the £2k dividend allowance
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In all fairness it would be a nice problem to have but it's not quite as generous as most would have expected from supposedly "tax free" income!0
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As a conspiracy theory, I think they intentionally made it complicated, so the accountants and financial advisors can keep their job :rotfl:Dazed_and_confused wrote: »In all fairness it would be a nice problem to have but it's not quite as generous as most would have expected from supposedly "tax free" income!
Ok, that's a joke, it is what it is - just a misleading concept. Accountants and financial advisors don't need that to keep their job. Unless all complicated rules disappear....:eek:0
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