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A married man aged 47 with two children aged 8 and 10 has the following income in 2002/03:
Profit from self-employment:  £24,000
Employment earnings:          £10,000
Dividends plus tax credits:     £8,000
He also has a chargeable gain from selling shares of £10,000 (after indexation and taper relief).
He makes a contribution to a personal pension scheme of £5,000 gross, paying £3,900 net.


His tax liability is calculated as follows:

  Earnings Dividends Gains Total

  £ £ £ £
Income/gains 34,000 8,000 10,000 52,000
Less -        
Personal allowance (4,615)     (4,615)
Annual exemption     (7,700) (7,700)

Taxable 29,385 8,000 2,300 39,685

Starting rate:        
£1,920 at 10% 192.00     192.00
Basic rate on earnings:        
£27,465 at 22% 6,042.30     6,042.30
(£29,385-£1,920)        
Basic rate on dividends:        

£5,515 at 10%   551.50   551.50
(£29,900+£5,000*-£29,385)        
Higher rate on dividends:        
£2,485 @ 32.5%   807.62   807.62
(£8,000-£5,515)        
Capital gains tax        
£2,300 @ 40%     920.00 920.00

Total tax 6,234.30 1,359.12 920.00 8,513.42

Less children's tax credit (£5,290 - 2/3 x £2,485) at 10% (£363.33)
Amount payable       £8,150.09
(before deduction of dividend tax credits and other amounts paid)
*Higher rate tax relief on the pension payment is given by extending the basic rate tax band by the amount of the gross payment.



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