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ppi tax refund
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I am in full time employment and am in receipt of two pensions, about £500pm.0
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PS. I had a net £4,062.45 and £833.59 refund and the tax deducted was £589.03 and £79.22 respectively0
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You are only likely to get a maximum of £200 back, less if you have any normal untaxed interest.0
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Just for my own knowledge, why is it £200 not the £1000 quoted on the HMRC site as tax free interest earnings?Dazed_and_C0nfused said:You are only likely to get a maximum of £200 back, less if you have any normal untaxed interest.0 -
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Just for my own knowledge, why is it £200 not the £1000 quoted on the HMRC site as tax free interest earnings?Dazed_and_C0nfused said:You are only likely to get a maximum of £200 back, less if you have any normal untaxed interest.
It is £1,000 taxed at 0%.
So if you have received say £3,000 interest and paid £600 tax on it the calculation for a lot of people would be,
£1,000 x 0% = £0.00
£2,000 x 20% = £400.00
Total tax due £400.00
Tax paid £600.00
Tax overpaid £200.000
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