Savings and Investment Manual: Manual Contents
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Introduction
The Savings and Investment Manual (SAIM) explains the taxation
of certain types of income from savings and investments. It is
written primarily for HMRC staff but it will also assist customers
and their professional advisers. Customers filling in self
assessment tax returns may not need to use the SAIM at all. You can
get basic information on how savings and investment income is taxed
from the Self Assessment Tax Return Guide and Help Sheets. They are
on the HMRC website at
www.hmrc.gov.uk, as are details of how to claim
tax back on Bank and Building Society interest.
The guidance in SAIM applies to the savings and investment
income chargeable to income tax. It is an updated version of
material previously in the Inspectors Manual and in other HMRC
guidance. For guidance on the taxation of savings and investments
held by companies, see the Corporate Finance Manual (CFM500). This
manual does not cover capital gains aspects of savings and
investments – see the Capital Gains Manual (CG).
Contents
| SAIM1000 | Overview of Savings and Investment Income |
| SAIM2000 | Interest |
| SAIM3000 | Deeply discounted securities |
| SAIM4000 | Accrued Income Scheme |
| SAIM5000 | Dividends and other company distributions |
| SAIM6000 | Collective investment schemes |
| SAIM7000 | Artificial transactions in futures and options |
| SAIM8000 | Annual payments |
| SAIM9000 | Deduction of tax |
| SAIM10000 | Relief for interest paid |
| SAIM20000 | Links to other manuals |
