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Declaring Tax on Savings
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And with the freeze in Personal Allowance and rate bands (outside Scotland) it's pretty accurate even if using last year's return now.ColdIron said:
Yes, it's a great 'what if' toolDazed_and_C0nfused said:
Why not just compete the Self Assessment return and view the calculation before filing the return?alongtimetogoyet said:Does anyone know if there is a tool where you can input your data to get an idea of what your tax is likely to be before actually completing the self-assessment.
You can change whatever you want before submitting the return to HMRC.
Always remembering to discard any changes if using last year's 😳0 -
Ah perfect. Didn't realise you could do that.Why not just compete the Self Assessment return and view the calculation before filing the return?
You can change whatever you want before submitting the return to HMRC.0 -
There are also plenty of standalone 'income tax calculators' out there if you search on that term, a couple of which were mentioned at https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/80618188/#Comment_806181880
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