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Pension contribution to lower tax liability

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  • weimo
    weimo Posts: 63 Forumite
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    If you make a gross relief at source contribution of £9k the £59,000 (with dividends making up £5k of the £59k) would be taxed,

    Personal Allowance £12,500 - no tax

    Leaves £46,500 to be taxed

    £41,500 x 20% (basic rate)
    £2,000 x 0% (dividend nil rate using up some of the basic rate band)
    £3,000 x 7.5% (dividend basic/lower rate using up the rest of the basic rate band)

    This was my desire that it would work out like this. Thank you for the clarification.
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