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Married people allowance?
ScattyStudent1
Posts: 149 Forumite
in Cutting tax
Do married people still get a tax break? 
Christmas 2010: cashback £124.50, Tesco clubcard points: 4220, Nectar points: 1037, Dooyoo miles: 15770, Harrispoll: 2490
Xmas presents bought - 6, cost £29.46 - saved £102.39 :j
(just added up total debts and its [STRIKE]£1344.97[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]£1174.97[/STRIKE][STRIKE] £1004.97 [/STRIKE] £879.97)
Xmas presents bought - 6, cost £29.46 - saved £102.39 :j
(just added up total debts and its [STRIKE]£1344.97[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]£1174.97[/STRIKE][STRIKE] £1004.97 [/STRIKE] £879.97)
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no, unless you were born (or is it married) before 19350
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You get a break on Inheritance Tax. You can freely exchange assests to minimise Capital Gains Tax and/or ensure interest is in the name of whoever is paying the lowest income tax rate.0
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No single and unmarried people no longer have to support married couples through having money taken from their earnings.The truth may be out there, but the lies are inside your head. Terry Pratchett
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