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Which of these DWP payments need to go on the tax return?
Posted: October 1st, 2020, 4:09 pm
by flyer61
Hi,
completing a recently deceased persons last (2019/20) tax return. I have found the following payments in their bank statements. This persons partner died in the previous tax year.
WFP - Winter Fuel payment
SP - Supporting post?? Is this a payment you get after your spouse dies?
AA - Attendance Allowance
XB - Xmas bonus?
Which of these are declarable as income or can they be ignored??
Re: Which of these DWP payments need to go on the tax return?
Posted: October 1st, 2020, 4:50 pm
by scrumpyjack
flyer61 wrote:Hi,
completing a recently deceased persons last (2019/20) tax return. I have found the following payments in their bank statements. This persons partner died in the previous tax year.
WFP - Winter Fuel payment
SP - Supporting post?? Is this a payment you get after your spouse dies?
AA - Attendance Allowance
XB - Xmas bonus?
Which of these are declarable as income or can they be ignored??
Don't know about SP but the others are not taxable
https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/debt- ... le-income/
Re: Which of these DWP payments need to go on the tax return?
Posted: October 1st, 2020, 5:14 pm
by XFool
flyer61 wrote:Hi,
completing a recently deceased persons last (2019/20) tax return. I have found the following payments in their bank statements. This persons partner died in the previous tax year.
WFP - Winter Fuel payment
SP - Supporting post?? Is this a payment you get after your spouse dies?
AA - Attendance Allowance
XB - Xmas bonus?
Which of these are declarable as income or can they be ignored??
SP is surely State Pension ( DWP SP ) and usually is subject to income tax, one way or another.
Re: Which of these DWP payments need to go on the tax return?
Posted: October 1st, 2020, 5:53 pm
by bluedonkey
Yes, SP is State Pension. On the bank statement it is usually shown as "SP [NI number]". Taxable.