As of my last update in 2022, I can provide general information on the tax rates in the UK for the tax year 2023/2024. Please note that tax rates and thresholds can change annually, so it's always a good idea to verify with official sources or a tax professional for the most up-to-date information.
For the tax
year 2023/2024, the income tax rates 2023/2024 in the UK are as follows for individuals
in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland:
1.Income
Tax Rates:
· Personal Allowance: £12,570
(tax-free)
· Basic Rate: 20% on income between
£12,571 and £50,270
· Higher Rate: 40% on income between
£50,271 and £150,000
· Additional Rate: 45% on income above
£150,000
2.National Insurance Contributions (NICs):
· There are different rates depending
on whether you're employed or self-employed.
· For employees:
· 12% of earnings between £9,880 and
£50,270
· 2% of earnings above £50,270
3.Capital Gains Tax:
· Annual Exempt Amount: £12,300 (for
individuals)
· Rates:
· 10% for basic rate taxpayers
· 20% for higher and additional rate
taxpayers
4.Dividend Tax Rates:
· Tax-free Dividend Allowance: £2,000
· Dividends within the allowance are
tax-free.
· Above the allowance:
· Basic Rate: 7.5%
· Higher Rate: 32.5%
· Additional Rate: 38.1%
Please note
that these rates are for the tax year 2023/2024, and they apply to the UK as a
whole. Different rules might apply in Scotland. For the most accurate and
personalized information based on your circumstances, it's advisable to consult
with a tax advisor or visit the official HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC)
website.
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