SAIM1110 - Savings and investment income: tax on savings and investment income: example for tax years up to and including 2007/08
Example
Jane has income of £30000 from employment, and savings
income in the form of net building society interest of £800
and dividends of £9000. The personal allowance for 2006-07 is
£5035, the starting rate band covers income up to £2150,
and the threshold for higher rate tax is £33300.
The dividends are taxed as the highest part of income and
are taxed partly at the dividend ordinary rate of 10% and partly at
the dividend upper rate of 32.5%. The building society interest is
the next highest part of total income and is taxed at the savings
rate of 20%. Her tax liability in 2006-07 is as follows:
| Income |
| |
| Employment | 30000 | |
| Interest | 1000 | |
| Dividends | 10000 |
[9000+(9000 x 1/9)] |
| Less personal allowance | ||
| Taxable | 35965 | |
|
| ||
| Tax |
| |
| 2150 @ 10% | 215 | |
| 22815 @ 22% | 5019 | |
| 1000 @ 20% | 200 | |
| 7335 @ 10% | 733 | |
| 2665 @ 32.5% | 866 | |
| Total | 7033 | |
| Less tax at source on interest | (200) | |
| Less tax credit | (1000) | |
| Tax payable | 5833 |
