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Annual Allowance Previous Years Question
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rundmc-k
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I was wondering if someone could help me out with working out if I have any annual allowance leeway for the current 25/26 tax year.
In 24/25 I was 5700 over the AA threshold
However in 23/24 I was 13400 under it.
In 22/23 I was 8000 over it
In years prior to this I was significantly under it as I wasn't paying into a private pension in addition to my workplace pension.
So in this current tax year, how would it work if I went over the annual allowance threshold?
Many thanks if anyone can help me with this.
In 24/25 I was 5700 over the AA threshold
However in 23/24 I was 13400 under it.
In 22/23 I was 8000 over it
In years prior to this I was significantly under it as I wasn't paying into a private pension in addition to my workplace pension.
So in this current tax year, how would it work if I went over the annual allowance threshold?
Many thanks if anyone can help me with this.
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rundmc-k said:I was wondering if someone could help me out with working out if I have any annual allowance leeway for the current 25/26 tax year.
In 24/25 I was 5700 over the AA threshold
However in 23/24 I was 13400 under it.
In 22/23 I was 8000 over it
In years prior to this I was significantly under it as I wasn't paying into a private pension in addition to my workplace pension.
So in this current tax year, how would it work if I went over the annual allowance threshold?
Many thanks if anyone can help me with this.0 -
Dazed_and_C0nfused said:rundmc-k said:I was wondering if someone could help me out with working out if I have any annual allowance leeway for the current 25/26 tax year.
In 24/25 I was 5700 over the AA threshold
However in 23/24 I was 13400 under it.
In 22/23 I was 8000 over it
In years prior to this I was significantly under it as I wasn't paying into a private pension in addition to my workplace pension.
So in this current tax year, how would it work if I went over the annual allowance threshold?
Many thanks if anyone can help me with this.0 -
rundmc-k said:Dazed_and_C0nfused said:rundmc-k said:I was wondering if someone could help me out with working out if I have any annual allowance leeway for the current 25/26 tax year.
In 24/25 I was 5700 over the AA threshold
However in 23/24 I was 13400 under it.
In 22/23 I was 8000 over it
In years prior to this I was significantly under it as I wasn't paying into a private pension in addition to my workplace pension.
So in this current tax year, how would it work if I went over the annual allowance threshold?
Many thanks if anyone can help me with this.0 -
Ah I see, I wasn't sure if that was the way it worked.
So basically if I went over the 60k AA for 25/26 would it be worked out like this:
22/23: 0 surplus available
23/24: 7700 surplus available to be utilised (as 5700 was used to supplement the 24/25 AA)
24/25: 0 surplus available0 -
rundmc-k said:Ah I see, I wasn't sure if that was the way it worked.
So basically if I went over the 60k AA for 25/26 would it be worked out like this:
22/23: 0 surplus available
23/24: 7700 surplus available to be utilised (as 5700 was used to supplement the 24/25 AA)
24/25: 0 surplus available0 -
How much are you earning in the current tax year?Googling on your question might have been both quicker and easier, if you're only after simple facts rather than opinions!0
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You've got it worked out now. Every year, you start with 60k for that year. Then you go back to 3 yrs ago, then 2 yrs ago then 1 yr ago.
3 yrs ago, all used up
2 yrs ago, 7700 remaining
last yr, all used up
So 67,700 this year, and if you use that, 60k next year.
You have no choice over the order in which you use prior years. In your case, it matters not since there's only 1 year that's any use.1 -
Awesome, thanks for explaining that so clearly, that makes sense now0
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Just bear in mind that the AA was £40k for 22/3 and some preceding years2
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