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Using excess personal allowance for savings interest

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StayinAlive
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Using excess personal allowance for savings interest

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Postby StayinAlive » June 30th, 2023, 9:11 pm

Could someone please put my mind at rest and confirm my understanding of the following:
OH's personal allowance is 11310 (She gives me marriage allowance).
Her projected savings interest this year is £7600
Her only other income (pension drawdown) will be £9700.
Using starting rate and personal savings allowance she would still not have tax to pay.
Also, as savings interest is under £10000, self assessment form not required.
TIA

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Re: Using excess personal allowance for savings interest

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Postby Gersemi » July 1st, 2023, 10:06 am

StayinAlive wrote:Could someone please put my mind at rest and confirm my understanding of the following:
OH's personal allowance is 11310 (She gives me marriage allowance).
Her projected savings interest this year is £7600
Her only other income (pension drawdown) will be £9700.
Using starting rate and personal savings allowance she would still not have tax to pay.
Also, as savings interest is under £10000, self assessment form not required.
TIA


I'm not sure whether your wife can use the marriage allowance if her income exceeds the personal allowance

https://www.gov.uk/marriage-allowance

says the lower earner must normally have an income below the personal allowance. However that may only be so that they are a non-tax payer. I don't know what the situation is if you qualify for the starting rate on savings income.


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