Taxable income |
Rate of income tax |
Notes |
Useful links |
Statutory reference |
Last updated |
Author |
£0 to £11,850 |
0% |
This takes into account the personal allowance of £11,850 |
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£11,851 to £46,350 |
20% (basic rate) |
This takes into account the personal allowance of £11,850 |
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£46,351 to £150,000 |
40% (higher rate) |
This takes into account the personal allowance of £11,850 |
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above £150,000 |
45% (additional rate) |
This takes into account the personal allowance of £11,850 |
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Taxable income band |
Rate of income tax |
Notes |
Useful links |
Statutory reference |
Last updated |
Author |
£0 to £12,500 |
0% |
This takes into account the personal allowance of £12,500 |
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£12,501 to £47,500 |
20% (basic rate) |
This takes into account the personal allowance of £12,500 |
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£47,501 to £150,000 |
40% (higher rate) |
This takes into account the personal allowance of £12,500 |
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above £150,000 |
45% (additional rate) |
This takes into account the personal allowance of £12,500 |
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Type of allowance |
Amount |
Notes |
Useful links |
Statutory reference |
Last updated |
Author |
Personal |
£11850 |
reduces by £1 for every £2 of income above £100,000 (so no personal allowance if taxable income exceeds £123,700) |
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Blind person's |
£2390 |
This allowance is transferable to the spouse/civil partner of the person affected. |
UK Gov't notes on "Blaind Person's Allowance" |
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Rent a room |
£7500 |
for owner occupiers or tenants letting out furnished accommodation to a lodger in their main home (as an alternative to calculating net income) |
UK Gov't notes on the Rent a Room Scheme |
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Marriage Allowance |
£1,190 |
low income only - |
UK Gov't notes on "Marriage Allowance" and |
Income Tax Act 2007 ss.55A - |
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Married Couple's Allowance |
£3,360 to £8,695 |
One partner must have been born before 6th April 1935 |
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Pension contributions |
Annual allowance: £40,000. Life time limit £1.03m |
For tax years from 2016- |
Money Advice Service notes on tax relief on pension contributions |
Finance Act 2004 ss.214 - |
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HJS |
Charity donations |
No limit |
Those who pay tax at above the 20% basic rate can claim back the difference between tax paid on the donation and what the charity got back under "Gift Aid". |
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Maintenance payments |
10% of payment or £326 pa whichever is less |
Maintenance Payments Relief reduces Income Tax of those who make maintenance payments to an ex- |
Income Tax Act 2007 ss.453 - |
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Type of allowance |
Amount |
Notes |
Useful links |
Statutory reference |
Last updated |
Author |
Personal |
£12,500 (proposed) |
reduces by £1 for every £2 of income above £100,000 (so no personal allowance if taxable income exceeds £125,000) |
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Blind person's |
£2450 |
This allowance is transferable to the spouse/civil partner of the person affected. |
UK Gov't notes on "Blaind Person's Allowance" |
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Rent a room |
£7500 |
for owner occupiers or tenants letting out furnished accommodation to a lodger in their main home (as an alternative to calculating net income) |
UK Gov't notes on the Rent a Room Scheme |
Income Tax (Trading and Other Income) Act 2005 ss.784 - |
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Marriage Allowance |
£1,250 (max) |
low income only - |
UK Gov't notes on "Marriage Allowance" |
Income Tax Act 2007 ss.55A - |
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Married Couple's Allowance |
£3,450 to £8,915 |
One partner must have been born before 6th April 1935 |
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Pension contributions |
Annual allowance:£40,000 (proposed) Life time limit £1.055m (proposed) |
For tax years from 2016- |
Money Advice Service notes on tax relief on pension contributions |
Finance Act 2004 ss.214 - |
23 November 2018 |
HJS |
Charity donations |
No limit |
Those who pay tax at above the 20% basic rate can claim back the difference between tax paid on the donation and what the charity got back under "Gift Aid". |
23 November 2018 |
HJS |
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Maintenance payments |
10% of payment or £326 pa (whichever is less) |
Maintenance Payments Relief reduces Income Tax of those who make maintenance payments to an ex- |
23 November 2018 |
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