Are Chase 1% cashback and 5% round up rewards taxable

Sorry if this has been covered elsewhere but  been unable to find it. 

Obviously the Chase savings account interest  is taxable but I think the 1% cashback is NOT taxable and have no idea whether the round up rewards are or are not taxable. Does anyone know for sure about the cashback and reward interest???? 

As you may guess it is tax form time : (


Comments

  • Cashback isn't interest so therefore not.

    Rewards is a savings account that pays interest so therefore yes.
  • AndyTh_2
    AndyTh_2 Posts: 319 Forumite
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    edited 5 January 2023 at 6:41PM
    whether less than £1 of interest on the roundup will be taxed much is another matter
  • MarvinDay
    MarvinDay Posts: 262 Forumite
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    AndyTh_2 said:
    whether less than £1 of interest on the roundup will be taxed much is another matter
    I'm up to £5.29 interest at the moment and by the end of the tax year it will probably be about £8 or £9.
    Even though it's only a very small amount, it will still be taxable as I'm above the £1000 tax free interest allowance.
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