ACCA F6 | Taxation UK
Basic Income Tax Computation 1.2
In last discussion we have discussed about proforma of income tax, this time we will know different tax rates in different level of income.
The following rates of income tax apply in the year 2009/10
Income level | Band | Other income | Savings income | Dividend income |
First £37400 | Basic | 20% | 20% | 10% |
Above £37400 | Higher | 40% | 40% | 32.5% |
Special rates
The 10% starting rate only applies where savings income falls the first £2440 of taxable income. Therefore, a taxpayer with taxable savings income will be taxed according to the level of their ‘other income’ as follows:
Other income | Income level | Taxed at |
None | First £2440 of taxable savings income Next £34960 Balance above £37400 | 10% 20% 40% |
Bellow £2440 | Taxable savings income falling in the first £2440 Next £34960 Balance above £37400 | 10% 20% 40% |
Excess of £2440 | The 10% rate is not applicable Taxable savings income falling in the first £37400 Balance above £37400 | 20% 40% |
Gain an easy half mark!!!
If there is any exempt income item in question, must mention in your answer that it is exempt. E.g. “Interest on ISA- exempt”
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