ISA taking me above £50270 tax threshold?

Kacc

I'm aware that I don't have to declare my ISA interest on my tax form as it's free of tax - however when I add up all my income from pensions, dividends and savings (both ISA and regular taxable) it takes me above that tax threshold; yet if I ignored my ISA interest I'd be below that threshold.

So should I put that ISA interest on my tax form; and if so, where? Or can I legitimately leave it out to keep below that threshold?

Thanks!

Ayr_Rage

NO,

All ISA interest is free of tax, it DOES NOT need to be declared ANYWHERE regarding tax.

Mark_d

I believe you don't declare ISA income (interest or dividends) on your tax return

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Mark_d said:

I believe you don't declare ISA income (interest or dividends) on your tax return

Nor is it included when determining thresholds for whatever purpose - child benefit, marriage allowance etc

Kacc

Cheers, all that's good to know!

Bookworm105

Mark_d said:

I believe you don't declare ISA income (interest or dividends) on your tax return

there is no believe about it