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Reduction of personal allowance – high income individuals

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  • February 3, 2015 at 7:33 pm #225078
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    Hi,

    Could you please explain this to me?

    ”The effective rate of tax on income between £100000 – £120000 is therefore 60%. This is made up of:
    -higher rate income tax =40%
    – lost Personal allowance (1/2 × 40%)”

    February 4, 2015 at 1:53 pm #225219
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    £2 of income in that band will be taxed at 40% giving £0.80 in tax, but for every £2 of income the taxpayer will lose £1 of personal allowance which therefore adds in another £1 of taxable income again taxed at 40% giving an additional £0.40 in tax. The total tax on that £2 of income is therefore £0.80 + £0.40 = £1.20 which is 60% of that income.

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