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purplelily | 06:48 Sat 17th Jun 2006 | Business & Finance
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Hi, could anyone tell me how much you can earn up to, before going into the higher tax bracket? Thanks in advance :D
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Currently �38035, from which the standard personal allowance of �5035 is deducted, leaving �33000 all taxable at the lower or basic rate. Every pound of income over this level will be charged at 40%. This includes all income, including taxable benefits, pensions and investment income - although the higher tax rate for share dividends is slightly less.
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Fantastic - thank you!

hi


the information seems to be wrong, the threshold is �33,300 for the 06/07 year. any amount over this is taxed at 40%.


the personal allowance is �5035 for this year.


therefore the ist 2150 is at 10%, the next lot up to 33300 which is 31150 @ 22%. an additional funds over �33300 is taxed at 40%.


this may not look like sense ot you but might help: http://www.mypersonalfinances.co.uk/data/taxtables/itr.asp?SiteID=


Savings and non savings (e.g salary, trading income) and dividends are taxed at different rates and will need to be grossed up.


This is coming from a CTA student :)


Hope this helps.


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