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HI sir! i just wanna ask about example 7 of savings income in income tax. if 500 is already taxed at 0% then why is the remaining 11500 split into 6500 which is taxed at 20% and 5000 taxed at 40%? shouldnt we have just taxed it at 11500@20%?
Look again at the example and answer – the taxpayer only has 7,000 of the basic rate band available after taxing the non savings income! As the taxpayer IS a higher rate taxpayer only 500 savings nil rate band is available leaving just 6500 basic rate band available with the remaining taxable income falling in the higher rate band.
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