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Self assessment
ET100
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Hello. I wanted to clarify. I have always been paye. However due to my earnings I have always been asked to complete a self assessment. Due to loss of employment my earnings for 2022/2023 will be considerably below £100,000. I’ve completed the HMRC online form and it says I do not have to complete a self assessment but it did not ask about savings. I will have about 1800£ of bank interest. Would this push me into having to complete a SA. I seem to recall there was a threshold on bank interest but it didn’t seem to ask about this.
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Not unless it pushed you into being liable to HICBC or took your taxable income above £100k.ET100 said:Hello. I wanted to clarify. I have always been paye. However due to my earnings I have always been asked to complete a self assessment. Due to loss of employment my earnings for 2022/2023 will be considerably below £100,000. I’ve completed the HMRC online form and it says I do not have to complete a self assessment but it did not ask about savings. I will have about 1800£ of bank interest. Would this push me into having to complete a SA. I seem to recall there was a threshold on bank interest but it didn’t seem to ask about this.
Also, this is an odd comment. Surely you know your actual earnings for 2022-23? Have you got your tax years mixed up?
Due to loss of employment my earnings for 2022/2023 will be considerably below £100,000.0 -
That makes sense thank you. I do know my salary / earnings for the last tax year. It was just the bank interest I wasn’t sure about.0
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If your tax code has been adjusted to take into account savings interest that would have been declared to HMRC automatically then completing a SA return may be in your own interest.
Check your tax code !1
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