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Exclusion 81 2017/18 :Top Slicing ReliefArticle ID: 2969
Last updated: 11 Dec, 2019
When an individual has a chargeable event gain in a year, Top Slicing Relief (TSR) is applied to the gain. TSR requires two calculations:
Example 1: Employment Income EMP1 £30,000, (tax EMP2 £3,700) Chargeable Event Gain AOI4 £70,000 (AOI5 = 5) = Total Income £100,000 (Personal allowance £11,500). For 2017/18 the SA tax calculator includes the tax figure with no Nil Rate £500 in the basic rate band, giving a total of £15,000 in the basic rate band. The £500 nil rate band should be applied. The Top Slicing Relief is calculated as £11,000 whereas it should be £11,400. The calculation, taking into account the starting rate for savings and personal savings allowance is illustrated below:
HMRC's calculation ignores the nil rate for savings and calculates TSR simply as being the difference between (14,500*20%+55,000*40%) = 24,900 and (14,000*20%*5 years) = 14,000 = £10,900 TSR. For 2017/18 returns, If you believe that your Top Slicing Relief calculation is incorrect, a paper return should be filed together with an explanation as to how the calculation is affected. For 2018/19 HMRC believe this exclusion no longer applies and so we have removed the Check and Finish message from our software.
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