Thursday, September 2, 2010

ACCA paper F6 UK Basic Income Tax computation | Personal allowance & Personal age allowance


Personal allowance
All individuals including children are entitled to a personal allowance to be set against net income
·         The amount for 2009/10 is £6475
·         The personal allowance is deducted from other income first, then savings, then dividend income
·         Unused PA is lost, it can’t be transferred to any other tax payer

Personal age allowance
·         Those aged 65-74 get a higher rate personal allowance of £9490
·         Those aged 75 and above get the highest rate of £9640
·         If the tax payer’s net income (after reliefs) is above £22900, there is a deduction in the age related allowance, calculated as follows:
Ø  50% × (net income-£22900)
Ø  The reduction can’t reduce the allowance to less than the minimum PA allowance of £6475

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