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Confused about paying 40% income tax
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I thought the op had just moved to Edinburgh. Honest gov!SiliconChip said:Dazed_and_C0nfused said:
Yes.ahfat41 said:Looks like will be paying 40% tax on some of my pensions. Get approx £20,000 nhs pension, £13,000 late husband nhs and £14,000+ state pension. Am I correct? Thanks
You can reduce the 40% payable a little bit making some relief at source pension contributions to a SIPP.
But given your income is only ever going to increase getting money out without them paying 40% tax on 75% will be difficult!
You're going to have to show us the working that led you to this conclusion, because as @TadleyBaggie says the total of those pensions is below the higher rate limit unless you know something that we don't about the OP's tax code.1 -
you are still OK but eventually (few years) you will get taxed at higher rateahfat41 said:Looks like will be paying 40% tax on some of my pensions. Get approx £20,000 nhs pension, £13,000 late husband nhs and £14,000+ state pension. Am I correct? Thanks0
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