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Non-Coded Income - Help?
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Scrap what I said. I read "non-coded" as coded. What I wrote is relevant to amounts taken into account when your tax code was done.Dead_keen said:Is it a fudged figure to deal with the difference between the 7.5% dividend tax rate and the 20% income tax rate on employment income (£7k x 7.5% / 20%).0 -
Will submitting a self assesment for 21/22 resolve any issues anyway?Dead_keen said:
Scrap what I said. I read "non-coded" as coded. What I wrote is relevant to amounts taken into account when your tax code was done.Dead_keen said:Is it a fudged figure to deal with the difference between the 7.5% dividend tax rate and the 20% income tax rate on employment income (£7k x 7.5% / 20%).0
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