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There would be tax on that amount - if you exceeded the personal savings allowance. I’m sure a few people do this every year, it’s unlikely to be an issue.Corky99 said:OK so next year when they review it I will owe them £17?Fashion on the Ration
2024 - 43/66 coupons used, carry forward 23
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OK thanks 👍0
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Unlikely - they'll typically forgive 'first time offenders', especially where prompt corrective action has already been taken proactively, so chances are you'll never hear any more about it.Corky99 said:OK so next year when they review it I will owe them £17?
Worst case is that they deem the £17 to be taxable and, even if you'd already used all allowances, this would only be a few quid at your marginal tax rate!0 -
OK many thanks for your feedback 👍eskbanker said:
Unlikely - they'll typically forgive 'first time offenders', especially where prompt corrective action has already been taken proactively, so chances are you'll never hear any more about it.Corky99 said:OK so next year when they review it I will owe them £17?
Worst case is that they deem the £17 to be taxable and, even if you'd already used all allowances, this would only be a few quid at your marginal tax rate!0
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