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Schedule 403 - gifts from surplus income

I'm currently completing Schedule 403 to account for gifts from surplus income.

This is done in terms of Tax Years, going back 7 years.

My mother died in late April 2023, so is that tax year 23/24 considered to be year #1 (which would mean going back to 17/18 inclusive), or year #0 (which would mean going back to 16/17 inclusive)?

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  • Keep_pedalling
    Keep_pedalling Posts: 22,684 Forumite
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    Did your mother actively plan these exemptions by keeping records of expenditure in the last 7 years of her life? If not you now have quite a difficult task of going through 7 years bank records.

    You don’t use the financial year as a starting point but the date of her death, so if she died on the 27th April, year 1 starts on the 28th April 2022 and year 7 on 28th April 2016. 
  • bigandy2
    bigandy2 Posts: 284 Forumite
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    Yes, we've got records going back all that time, but the Schedule 403 asks eg. pension income & total tax paid for each year, which are easily acquired from her Tax Calculation letters. But these are obviously in terms of April to April tax years.
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  • Keep_pedalling
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    bigandy2 said:
    Yes, we've got records going back all that time, but the Schedule 403 asks eg. pension income & total tax paid for each year, which are easily acquired from her Tax Calculation letters. But these are obviously in terms of April to April tax years.
    Sorry I gave you duff info, you do have to provide it in tax years which is why they give you 8 columns to fill in. Year s 2-5 are straightforward whole years, the tricky ones are years 1 & 8 which will be part years. 
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