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suppose our non saving income is 40000
savings income is 5700
here i hv a doubt bcoz i am a higher rate taxper i hv snrb of 500
now when calculating tax laibility in brb for fitting the nsi and si shld i deduct the 500 snrb ?
for nsi brb is it striaght 37700*20% or 37700-500(being used by snrb)*20%?
I assume that the figures you have given are AFTER the PA? Please make it clear in future.
NSI of £40,000:
£37,700 x 20%
£2,300 x 40%
SI of £5,700:
£500 x 0%
£5,200 x 40%
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