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PAYE - being taxed on £421 worth of savings income - incorrect?
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BoGoF said:housebuyer143 said:BoGoF said:housebuyer143 said:BoGoF said:What is your actual tax code - from what you have said it should be 1232L? If so then nobody is saying you will be paying tax because your earnings are less than that.0
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irrespective of the interest query , do you realise that as you have transerred part of your personal allowqance to your husband you no longer have a personal allowance of 12570.
Instead you have 11310 personal allowances , so on an income of 12000 you will pay tax on 12000 - 11310= 690 @ 20%.0 -
sheramber said:irrespective of the interest query , do you realise that as you have transerred part of your personal allowqance to your husband you no longer have a personal allowance of 12570.
Instead you have 11310 personal allowances , so on an income of 12000 you will pay tax on 12000 - 11310= 690 @ 20%.0 -
housebuyer143 said:sheramber said:irrespective of the interest query , do you realise that as you have transerred part of your personal allowqance to your husband you no longer have a personal allowance of 12570.
Instead you have 11310 personal allowances , so on an income of 12000 you will pay tax on 12000 - 11310= 690 @ 20%.
But you were stressing you should not be paying tax.0 -
sheramber said:housebuyer143 said:sheramber said:irrespective of the interest query , do you realise that as you have transerred part of your personal allowqance to your husband you no longer have a personal allowance of 12570.
Instead you have 11310 personal allowances , so on an income of 12000 you will pay tax on 12000 - 11310= 690 @ 20%.
But you were stressing you should not be paying tax.
Turns out though it's not a problem, what HMRC do for savings interest is to reduce your personal allowance down to meet your estimated earnings so you can then use the starting rate of tax and personal savings allowance. So the £421 is them reducing it for this reason. If I am estimated to earn more I simply go into the portal, report my new earnings and the deduction for savings interest would be reduced. If I earned over the threshold then the amount they deduct for savings interest would be 0.
Very strange way to do it, but it makes sense to me now.0
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