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Self Assessment - reporting cash and scrip dividends

Double_Fault_Blues
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I am filling in my self assessment for the first time online having previously submitted returns on paper.
Before, cash dividends were entered on the main return SA110 at box 4 and the scrip dividends at Additional
Information SA101 box 12.
The online return doesn't appear to offer a scrip dividend entry. Should I just add the two together and enter
one value?
Thanks
Before, cash dividends were entered on the main return SA110 at box 4 and the scrip dividends at Additional
Information SA101 box 12.
The online return doesn't appear to offer a scrip dividend entry. Should I just add the two together and enter
one value?
Thanks
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I don't use HMRC software so I don't know what the online return offers. The taxation of scrip dividends is discussed here:
https://www.gov.uk/hmrc-internal-manuals/savings-and-investment-manual/saim5150
If your scrip dividend is taxable in the same way as a cash dividend, presumably you could add the two figures together, but it would be best to check with HMRC.1 -
Double_Fault_Blues said:The online return doesn't appear to offer a scrip dividend entry.
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