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Income Tax

rates and tax band figures

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Personal Allowances

age allowance, blind persons, rent a room, married couples

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Savings Limits

ISA's

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Capital Gains Tax

rates and exemption amounts, taper relief

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VAT

rates and registration limits

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Benefits in Kind

company car benefit

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INCOME TAX

2011/12

Taxable Income

Rate

Cum. Tax

£       0

-

£ 35,000

20%

£  7,000

£35,001

-

£150,000

40%

£53,000

£150,000 - and over 50%  

2010/11

Taxable Income

Rate

Cum. Tax

£       0

-

£ 37,400

20%

£  7,480

£37,401

-

£150,000

40%

£52,520

£150,000   and over 50%  

NB:  Special rules apply to savings income, if it is your only source or income (a special 10% rate still exists up to £2,560 for 2011/12).  Also dividends are now taxed at 32.5% or 42.5% dependent on whether you are in the 40% or 50% tax bracket.  If you are in the 20% tax bracket the notional 10% tax already withheld on dividends paid will satisfy your tax on such income - no further tax would be due. 

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PERSONAL ALLOWANCES

Allowance

2011/12

2010/11

Given at marginal rate of income tax

Personal allowance up to 65 years

£   7,475

£   6,475

Personal allowance 65 to 74 years

£   9,940

£   9,490

Personal allowance over 75 years

£ 10,090

£   9,640

Blind persons' allowance

£   1,980

£   1,890

Rent-a-room tax fee home income

£   4,250

£   4,250

£1 abatement of Personal allowance for every £2 of income over £100,000 £100,000

£1 abatement of over 65 allowances for every £2 of income over

£ 24,000

£ 22,900

Relief restricted to 10%

Married couples (born before 6 April 1935) - age over 75 years

£  7,295

£  6,965

Married couples - minimum amount if subject to abatement

£  2,800

£  2,670

£1 abatement of relief for every £2 of income over

£24,000

£22,900

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SAVINGS LIMITS

 

2011/12

2003/04

Individual Savings Accounts (ISA's)

Overall annual subscription limit

£10,680

£10,200

Cash limit

£  5,340

£  5,100

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CAPITAL GAINS TAX

 

2011/12

2010/11

Rates of Tax

Individuals

18/28%

18/28%

Exemptions

Individuals and most estates

£10,600

£10,100

Most trusts

£  5,300

£  5,050

NB: For 2010/11 the tax rate is 18% for gains arising up to 22 June 2011 regardless of other income.  After this date any gains arising may be charged at either 18 or 28% dependent on income levels.  The basic premise here is that if you are in the 40% income tax bracket or above you will be paying 28% on your gains.

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VAT

 

2011/12

2010/11

Standard rate

20.0%

17.5/20.0%

Reduced rate

5%

5%

Annual registration limit

£  73,000

£  70,000

Deregistration limit

£  71,000

£  68,000

Flat rate scheme, max vatable turnover

£150,000

£150,000

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BENEFITS IN KIND

Car Scale Benefit

From 6 April 2003 the benefit is assessed on a percentage of car's price according to level of carbon dioxide emissions.

CO2 emissions g/km

Percentage of car's price taxed as a benefit

2003/04

2010/11

2011/12

- 0 0 0

-

75

75

5

-

120

120

10

155

134

129

15

160

139

134

16

165

144

139

17

170

149

144

18

175

154

149

19

180

159

154

20

185

164

159

21

190

169

164

22

195

174

169

23

200

179

174

24

205

184

179

25

210

189

184

26

215

194

189

27

220

199

194

28

225

204

199

29

230

209

204

30

235

214

209

31

240

219

214

32

245

224

219

33

250

229 224

34

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230> 225>

35

NB: Generally a supplement of 3% is added if car runs on diesel.  This wasn't added for years 2010/11 and prior if the car met the Euro Standard IV.  For 2011/12 onwards it is added regardless.  The maximum charge is 35% so if adding 3% causes the percentage to go above this it is actually limited to 35%.

The 2003/04 figures are only provided to show how the CO2 limits have changed over the last several years.  There were no benefit amounts under 15% in that year and compared to 2011/12 you will essentially have a benefit charge 6% higher than you would have back in 2003/04.  For example 180g/CO2 would have yielded a benefit charge of 20% whereas for 2011/12 it would now be 26%.  It is generally a 1% increase per year as the CO2 limits are reduced each year.

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