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ISA operative date
Littlebubbly
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If I open an ISA on 5 April but don’t put money in until 6 April is it considered an ISA in 24/25 or 25/26 tax year?
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It is the funding that counts. I have opened 2 ISAS with Paragon Bank for the coming year with payment into them set up for Monday 7th so will count as 2025/2026 ISA even though accounts are already showing on Paragon website0
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There's not really any such concept. What matters is when you pay the money in. Anything you pay in from 6 April will count as part of your 25/26 allowance (until 5 April 2026)Littlebubbly said:If I open an ISA on 5 April but don’t put money in until 6 April is it considered an ISA in 24/25 or 25/26 tax year?0 -
Might the opening date make a difference to which tax year the interest (or part of it) is paid, irrespective of the date the initial funding was made? If it did, would it matter (no tax)!0
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Yes, it could affect that, depending on the T&Cs. However, as you imply, does it matter? There's no tax to pay anyway whether the interest was paid on 4 April or 8 April1
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