Tax allowances

Hi, My aunt is receiving a state pension of about £75 per week. She has £25,000 to put into the bank to receive extra income. I have 2 questions:

  1. What is her tax allowance - I understand that the first £4,000 or so of income per year is not taxable...what is the exact figure ?
  2. Has her state pension been taxed before she receives it ?

I ask these questions because I need to know if we can put away the £25,000 in an account and fill in thr R85 form which means she will pay no tax on interest...

Thanks in advance.

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Man-of-Kent
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I don't believe so - try

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Daytona

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Daytona

Personal allowance for 64 and under: 4,615 For 65-74: 6,610 For 75 and over: 6,720

No.

You have to work out if her total taxable income (pension, savings etc) will come to less than her personal allowance according to age (before 6th April

2003). There is also married couples allowance which in some circumstances will be added to her other allowances.

Alec

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Alec

Whoops ! - that's only the rate for those aged 75 and over - the link contains the other allowances.

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Daytona

Thanks for info Alec and Daytona

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Man-of-Kent

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