Chambers Income Tax Guide
Chambers Income Tax Guide
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Per £ on the sum by which you are short of £2000— that is, £5 . . .^ . 1 10 The marginal relief gives a benefit of . . . £23 5 Note that there is no room for the marginal relief in the following cases : 1. In the case of policies effected after 22nd June 1916, for there is then only the one rate of relief — namely, 3s.
2. In the case of policies effected on or before 22nd June 1916, if the income is all from investments, unless the premiums are more than four ti'mes the amount by which the tota...l income is short of £1000 or £2000. This is simply because 6s. Is four times Is. 6d.
3. In the case of these 'old' policies, if the income is earned, unless the premiums are more than four times the net amount (after allowing for earned income relief) by which the total income is short of £1000 or £2000. Example : Actual income, £960 ; premium, £144. The sum to be added to make the income £1000 is £40, but less earned income i-elief, net £36. The premiums are not inore than four times £36.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Per £ on the sum by which you are short of £2000— that is, £5 . . .^ . 1 10 The marginal relief gives a benefit of . . . £23 5 Note that there is no room for the marginal relief in the following cases : 1. In the case of policies effected after 22nd June 1916, for there is then only the one rate of relief — namely, 3s.
2. In the case of policies effected on or before 22nd June 1916, if the income is all from investments, unless the premiums are more than four ti'mes the amount by which the tota...l income is short of £1000 or £2000. This is simply because 6s. Is four times Is. 6d.
3. In the case of these 'old' policies, if the income is earned, unless the premiums are more than four times the net amount (after allowing for earned income relief) by which the total income is short of £1000 or £2000. Example : Actual income, £960 ; premium, £144. The sum to be added to make the income £1000 is £40, but less earned income i-elief, net £36. The premiums are not inore than four times £36.
What to read after Chambers Income Tax Guide?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aeschylus to read onlineMoreLess
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