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Prevailing Tax Tables (GBR)

The Following Tax Table is for Fiscal Year 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11 and 2011-12, effective from start of each Fiscal Year accordingly.

Types of tax Tax Brackets and rates (%) 2008-09 Tax Brackets and rates (%) 2009-10 Tax Brackets and rates (%) 2010-11 Tax Brackets and rates(%)2011-12
Income Tax Annual earnings up to £6,035= normally 0%, covered by personal allowance.  Annual earnings up to £6,475= normally 0%, covered by personal allowance.  Annual earnings up to £6,475*= normally 0%, covered by personal allowance.  Annual earnings up to £7,475*= normally 0%, covered by personal allowance. 
       
up to £34,800=20% up to £37,400=20% From £6,475-£37,400 =20%
 
From £7,475-£35,000 =20%
 
     From £37,401-£150,000 =40%
 From £35,001-£150,000 =40%
more than  £  34,800=40%  more than £  37,400.00 = 40% Above£150,000 = 50% Above£150,000 = 50%
Corporation Tax FY ending: 31 Mar 2009 FY ending: 31 Mar 2010 FY ending: 31 Mar 2011 FY ending: 31 Mar 2012
       
Standard Fraction 7/400 Standard Fraction 7/400 Standard Fraction 7/400 Standard Fraction 3/200
       
Small rate£0 to£300,000=21%  Small rate£0 to£300,000=21%  Small rate£0 to£300,000=21%  Small rate£0 to£300,000=20% 
       
Small Marginal£300,001 to £1.5m= 32.75 effectively Small Marginal£300,001 to £1.5m= 32.75 effectively Small Marginal£300,001 to £1.5m= 32.75 effectively [27.5%] Small Marginal£300,001 to £1.5m= 32.75 effectively [29.5%]
       
Full rate over £1.5m= 28% Full rate over £1.5m= 28% Full rate over £1.5m= 26% Full rate over £1.5m= 28%
       
Capital Gain Tax (CGT) Threshold £9,600 Threshold £10,100 Threshold £10,100 Threshold £10,600
       
below the starting rate limit at 10% 

Standard Rate from April 6 2009

18%

18% for the gain before 22 June 2010

18% up to £35,000
28% up to £35,001

28% for trustees or for personal representatives of died person

10% for gains qualifying for Entrepreneurs' Relief

 


18% up to £35,000
28% up to £35,001

28% for trustees or for personal representatives of died person

10% for gains qualifying for Entrepreneurs' Relief

between the starting rate and basic rate limits at 20%, 
and above the basic rate limit at 40%.
Inheritance Tax (IHT) Threshold £312,000 Threshold £325,000 Threshold £325,000
NIL OVER 40%
Threshold £325,000
NIL OVER 40%
Taxation of dividend 10% for starting and basic rate taxpayers - liability covered by tax credit 10% for starting and basic rate taxpayers - liability covered by tax credit 10% for starting and basic rate taxpayers (upto 37,400) - liability covered by tax credit 10% for starting and basic rate taxpayers (upto 35,000) - liability covered by tax credit
       
32.5 % for higher rate taxpayers - equivalent to effective rate of 25% of dividend received 32.5 % for higher rate taxpayers - equivalent to effective rate of 25% of dividend received 32.5 % for higher rate taxpayers - equivalent to effective rate of 25% of dividend received

42.5% for top slice those are in 50% band

32.5 % for higher rate taxpayers - equivalent to effective rate of 25% of dividend received

42.5% for top slice those are in 50% band

National Insurance Class 1=Lower threshold£105/W & Upper earnings limit£770/W=11% above upper earnings limit=1%  Class 1=Lower threshold£110/W & Upper earnings limit£844/W=11% above upper earnings limit=1%  Class 1=Lower threshold£110/W & Upper earnings limit£844/W=11% above upper earnings limit=1%  Class 1=Lower threshold£139/W & Upper earnings limit£817/W=12% above upper earnings limit=2%
       
Class 1A=12.8% earnings above£105 per week  Class 1A=12.8% earnings above£105 per week  Class 1A=12.8% earnings above£110  per week  Class 1A=13.8% earnings above £139  per week 
       
Class 2=£2.30 per week over £4,825 Class 2=£2.40 per week over £4,825 Class 2=£2.40 per week over £4,825 Class 2=£2.50 per week over £4,825
       
Class 4= 8% of 5,435 to £40,040 per year and then 1% above that Class 4= 8% of 5,715 to £43,875 per year and then 1% above that Class 4= 8% of 5,715 to £43,875 per year and then 1% above that Class 4= 9% of 7,225 to £42,475 per year and then 2% above that
VAT Standard = 17.5%  Standard = 15% Standard = 17.5%
20%  from January 4
Standard = 20%
       
Lower = 5%  Lower = 5% Lower = 5% Lower = 5%
       
Zero rated = 0% Zero rated = 0% Zero rated = 0% Zero rated = 0%
       
Registration limit £67,000 Registration limit £68,000 Registration limit £70,000 Registration limit £73,000
       
Deregistration limit £65,000 Deregistration limit £66,000 Deregistration limit £66,000 Deregistration limit £71,000
Capital Allowance (On Reducing Balance) Plant & Machinery Plant & Machinery Plant & Machinery Plant & Machinery
General Rate= 20% General Rate= 20% General Rate= 20% General Rate= 20%
Long Life Assets=10% Long Life Assets=10% Long Life Assets=10% Long Life Assets=10%
       
Annual Investment Allowance : 100% on £50,000 of costs Annual Investment Allowance : 100% on £50,000 of costs Annual Investment Allowance : 100% on £100,000 of costs Annual Investment Allowance : 100% on £25,000 of costs
FYA: Small Business=50%

FYA: 40%

FYA: None

FYA: None
Medium Business=40%
 
Motor Expenses Motor Expenses Motor Expenses Motor Expenses
General Rate =20% Avg. emission =20%*
High emission=10%*
Avg. emission =20%*
High emission=10%*
Avg. emission =20%*
High emission=10%*
Low Emission Cars=100% Low Emission Cars=100% Low Emission Cars=100% Low Emission Cars=100%

Notes:
* There will be no personal allowance for income more than £100,000


TAX DEADLINES 2009/2010

Income Tax and Capital Gains Tax
• 19/05/2011 PAYE forms P35 & P14 due [MUST BE ONLINE SUBMISSION]
• 31/05/2011 PAYE forms P60 due
• 06/07/2011 Submit all employee share issue details on Form 42; Forms P11D & P9D due
• 19/07/2011 Class 1A NIC due (for 2010/2011 payments)
• 31/07/2011 2nd payment on account for 2010/2011
• 05/10/2011 Notify HMRC if no return issued but tax to pay
• 31/10/2011 Submit tax return (paper based) with own computations
• 31/01/2012 Submit tax return (online), final payment for 2010/2011, plus first payment on account for 2011/2012

Final payment (including CGT) for 2010/2011, plus 1st payment on account for 2011/2012

  • Corporation tax - large companies tax payable quarterly from month 7 within accounting period, final payment 9 months and 1 day after year end
     
  • All other companies full payment 9 months and 1 day after year end.
     
  • PAYE & NIC due 19th of each month (unless quarterly payments applicable). Class 1A NIC due July 19, 2010 for 2010/2011.
     
  • PAYE forms P35 and P14 due May 19, 2011; Form P60 due May 31, 2011; Forms P11D and P9D due July 6, 2011

NIC Class 2 Registration
3 months from self employment start

TAX FREE MILEAGE RATES

Employee's own car Rate per mile:
• Annual business mileage up to 10,000 miles 40p
• Each additional mile over 10,000 miles 25p

PENSION CONTRIBUTION RELIEF 2010/2011

• Maximum contributions 100% of earnings to a limit of£255,000; for excess 40% tax
• Up to £3,600 p.a. gross can be paid into pensions irrespective of earnings to age 75
• Subject to any Registration of Protected pension funds, aggregate retirement benefits in excess of the Lifetime
   Normal minimum pension age increased to £55
• Allowance of£1.8K may be subject to the Lifetime Allowance Charge of 55% of the surplus benefit TAX

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