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p6 past question sep/dec17 – q2 part a) divididend v pension contribut

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  • May 12, 2018 at 11:45 am #451474
    balcune1
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    Hi
    …Anyone has a moment to explain me how the past paper answer has been calculated? i can’t make any sense? florina and kanzi scenario question..:(

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    annual salary 50,000
    receives div from her co (shes a director) 20,0000 every year
    taxable benefits 25,000
    other income unquoted unrelated dividend 150 received every june

    question- calc total tax saving by florina and flight hip ltd , in tax year 17/18, the company were to make a single lump contribution to personal pension fund for Florina – instead of paying her a dividend?

    exam paper answer –

    3500 (5000-1500) x 0%=0
    16500 x32.5% = 5362

    tax cost 5362 (equal to the tax saving if the dividend is not paid)

    PLease explain as I am not getting the above working , what is the 5000-1500? why % percent ?…..

    May 12, 2018 at 5:26 pm #451512
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    Hi

    She is a higher rate taxpayer, that is her total employment income is above £33,500 so her dividends are taxed at the higher rate of 32.5%.

    In 17/18 individuals get a £5,000 annual tax free allowance, the £1,500 other div income received annually eats into this annual allowance.

    This then leaves £3,500 of the tax free allowance available to absorb other dividend income, so their £20,000 employer dividend uses up the remaining allowance.

    The remaining £16,500 is then taxed at the higher rate.

    I hope this helps.

    May 13, 2018 at 5:23 pm #451692
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    great thank you I can see sense in it now, appreciate your time taken to respond

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