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Ignorant question about savings interest and tax returns
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Thank you. Amazing how no-one ever tells you this stuff
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Worth spending time reading the self-assessment notes then, as such things are explained there:
We usually treat income from investments held in joint names as all receiving an equal share. However, if you hold unequal shares, you can elect to receive the income and pay tax on those proportions. Only put your share of any joint income on the tax return.
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