Another tax repayable question
topcat
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13/14
Age 81
Gross income (PAYE £2010) £17,000
Income from rented properties £3500
income NS + I investment account (gross) £380
div rec net £630
Premium bond prize £100
tax payable 13/14
answer is £34 repayable
help really appreciated as always
My workings pretty much lost it from tax liablity
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Hi topcat
your calculations are correct up to the tax liability. From then you need to deduct tax deducted at source PAYE (£2010) + notional tax credit on dividends (700 x 10% = £70)
so 2114 - (2010 + 70) = £34 tax PAYABLE
P.S: Does it really say repayable to the tax payer? Then I am as confused as you are!0 -
MarieNoelle wrote: »Hi topcat
your calculations are correct up to the tax liability. From then you need to deduct tax deducted at source PAYE (£2010) + notional tax credit on dividends (700 x 10% = £70)
so 2114 - (2010 + 70) = £34 tax PAYABLE
P.S: Does it really say repayable to the tax payer? Then I am as confused as you are!
Hi Marie
Thank you very much for your help !:001_smile:
Yea it does say repayable but i am going with your answer and assuming it is a mistake0
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