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Dividend taxation

PloughmansLunch
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I'm going through my admin for the current financial year to keep up to date for next year's self assessment and am ok with most things, but wanted to check something hopefully quite simple that's confusing me - the Glencore and Coca Cola dividends are listed as 'tax exempted' separately at the bottom of my T212 spreadsheet - I assume they're not actually tax-free and that HMRC would very much like a slice of tax on them, so does anyone know if these would these be taxed at my usual dividend rates or if I need to list them as income received?


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PloughmansLunch said:I'm going through my admin for the current financial year to keep up to date for next year's self assessment and am ok with most things, but wanted to check something hopefully quite simple that's confusing me - the Glencore and Coca Cola dividends are listed as 'tax exempted' separately at the bottom of my T212 spreadsheet - I assume they're not actually tax-free and that HMRC would very much like a slice of tax on them, so does anyone know if these would these be taxed at my usual dividend rates or if I need to list them as income received?
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wmb194 said:PloughmansLunch said:I'm going through my admin for the current financial year to keep up to date for next year's self assessment and am ok with most things, but wanted to check something hopefully quite simple that's confusing me - the Glencore and Coca Cola dividends are listed as 'tax exempted' separately at the bottom of my T212 spreadsheet - I assume they're not actually tax-free and that HMRC would very much like a slice of tax on them, so does anyone know if these would these be taxed at my usual dividend rates or if I need to list them as income received?2
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That makes sense, so another box to fill in on the SA, although I do own some TRIG which is Guernsey-based / no stamp duty but is listed amongst my other UK dividends.0
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TheGreenFrog said:wmb194 said:PloughmansLunch said:I'm going through my admin for the current financial year to keep up to date for next year's self assessment and am ok with most things, but wanted to check something hopefully quite simple that's confusing me - the Glencore and Coca Cola dividends are listed as 'tax exempted' separately at the bottom of my T212 spreadsheet - I assume they're not actually tax-free and that HMRC would very much like a slice of tax on them, so does anyone know if these would these be taxed at my usual dividend rates or if I need to list them as income received?1
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PloughmansLunch said:That makes sense, so another box to fill in on the SA, although I do own some TRIG which is Guernsey-based / no stamp duty but is listed amongst my other UK dividends.1
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wmb194 said:PloughmansLunch said:That makes sense, so another box to fill in on the SA, although I do own some TRIG which is Guernsey-based / no stamp duty but is listed amongst my other UK dividends.0
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PloughmansLunch said:wmb194 said:PloughmansLunch said:That makes sense, so another box to fill in on the SA, although I do own some TRIG which is Guernsey-based / no stamp duty but is listed amongst my other UK dividends.0
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