The document provides tax tables and allowances for the 2012/13 tax year in the UK. It includes income tax rates and allowances, inheritance tax rates, capital gains tax exemptions and rates, national insurance contribution rates and thresholds, corporation tax rates, and tax-privileged investment maximums such as for ISAs. The tables show the tax rates, thresholds, and allowances for the 2011/12 and 2012/13 tax years side by side for easy comparison.
The perfect marketing solutions to:
· Improve brand awareness with prospective clients
· Add value and build further loyalty with existing clients
· Generate increased referral leads and sales opportunities
· Use to add regular changing content to your website
· Attract and retain higher volumes of website traffic
· E-mail to clients, prospects and professional introducers
· Improve your website SEO success from organic searches
· Use the content to set-up an e-news alert service
· Extend your marketing to smartphone and tablet technology
The document summarizes key tax changes from the Irish 2012 budget. Some highlights include:
- Personal tax credits and bands remained unchanged. A €100 household charge was introduced. Mortgage interest relief was reduced.
- DIRT and exit tax rates on savings increased. PRSI relief on pension contributions was eliminated. A 5% surcharge on income sheltered was introduced.
- The domicile levy no longer requires citizenship. R&D tax credits were expanded. CGT rate increased to 30% and annual exemption remained at €1,270.
- Retirement relief limits were reduced for over age 66. A CGT exemption was introduced for property held 7+ years. The CAT
This document provides a budget summary for 2012 that details changes to income tax credits and rates, rent tax relief reductions, universal social charge thresholds and rates, corporation tax relief for renewable energy and R&D, capital acquisitions tax rates and thresholds, and other revenue measures. Key points include:
- Rent tax relief will be withdrawn over 7 years, reducing the amount of rent that can be relieved at standard income tax rates.
- Universal social charge thresholds and rates remain largely unchanged, with some increases to income thresholds.
- Corporation tax relief for investment in renewable energy generation is extended to end-2014.
- Capital acquisitions tax rate increases to 30% and the tax-free threshold is reduced to
This document provides information and guidance on various end-of-year tax planning strategies and tips. It discusses ways for couples to make use of each other's personal tax allowances. It also outlines the current annual limits for tax-efficient savings and investments including ISAs, EIS, and VCTs. The document concludes by covering customs limits for Christmas shopping abroad and the tax benefits of charitable donations at Christmas.
"2012/2013 Income, Estate and Gift Tax Changes a Result of the 'Fiscal Cliff'...Dinsmore & Shohl LLP
"2012/2013 Income, Estate and Gift Tax Changes a Result of the 'Fiscal Cliff'," Financial Planning Association of Southwestern Ohio, Election Preview Virtual Conference
Minimising Your Personal Tax Liability - November 2012nevillebeckhurst
Active practice updates its clients on personal tax planning strategies in November 2012. Some key strategies discussed include: (1) allocating income and savings between family members to maximize personal tax allowances; (2) investing in tax-free vehicles like ISAs and some National Savings products; and (3) considering tax implications when selling shares or rental properties. The document provides an overview of various tax allowances and incentives and encourages reaching out for a full review of available options to minimize personal tax liability.
Taxes after the fiscal cliff: Planning opportunities in 2013Putnam Investments
The document discusses several topics related to taxes including:
1) The new American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 which made many of the Bush-era tax cuts permanent and avoided the fiscal cliff while increasing taxes for some high-income taxpayers.
2) Two new health care related taxes beginning in 2013 - an increase to the Medicare payroll tax and a new 3.8% investment income tax.
3) The longer-term outlook on federal budget deficits which continue to exceed $1 trillion annually due to high spending and low taxes relative to historical averages, and how the new tax deal is projected to increase deficits over the next decade.
The perfect marketing solutions to:
· Improve brand awareness with prospective clients
· Add value and build further loyalty with existing clients
· Generate increased referral leads and sales opportunities
· Use to add regular changing content to your website
· Attract and retain higher volumes of website traffic
· E-mail to clients, prospects and professional introducers
· Improve your website SEO success from organic searches
· Use the content to set-up an e-news alert service
· Extend your marketing to smartphone and tablet technology
The document summarizes key tax changes from the Irish 2012 budget. Some highlights include:
- Personal tax credits and bands remained unchanged. A €100 household charge was introduced. Mortgage interest relief was reduced.
- DIRT and exit tax rates on savings increased. PRSI relief on pension contributions was eliminated. A 5% surcharge on income sheltered was introduced.
- The domicile levy no longer requires citizenship. R&D tax credits were expanded. CGT rate increased to 30% and annual exemption remained at €1,270.
- Retirement relief limits were reduced for over age 66. A CGT exemption was introduced for property held 7+ years. The CAT
This document provides a budget summary for 2012 that details changes to income tax credits and rates, rent tax relief reductions, universal social charge thresholds and rates, corporation tax relief for renewable energy and R&D, capital acquisitions tax rates and thresholds, and other revenue measures. Key points include:
- Rent tax relief will be withdrawn over 7 years, reducing the amount of rent that can be relieved at standard income tax rates.
- Universal social charge thresholds and rates remain largely unchanged, with some increases to income thresholds.
- Corporation tax relief for investment in renewable energy generation is extended to end-2014.
- Capital acquisitions tax rate increases to 30% and the tax-free threshold is reduced to
This document provides information and guidance on various end-of-year tax planning strategies and tips. It discusses ways for couples to make use of each other's personal tax allowances. It also outlines the current annual limits for tax-efficient savings and investments including ISAs, EIS, and VCTs. The document concludes by covering customs limits for Christmas shopping abroad and the tax benefits of charitable donations at Christmas.
"2012/2013 Income, Estate and Gift Tax Changes a Result of the 'Fiscal Cliff'...Dinsmore & Shohl LLP
"2012/2013 Income, Estate and Gift Tax Changes a Result of the 'Fiscal Cliff'," Financial Planning Association of Southwestern Ohio, Election Preview Virtual Conference
Minimising Your Personal Tax Liability - November 2012nevillebeckhurst
Active practice updates its clients on personal tax planning strategies in November 2012. Some key strategies discussed include: (1) allocating income and savings between family members to maximize personal tax allowances; (2) investing in tax-free vehicles like ISAs and some National Savings products; and (3) considering tax implications when selling shares or rental properties. The document provides an overview of various tax allowances and incentives and encourages reaching out for a full review of available options to minimize personal tax liability.
Taxes after the fiscal cliff: Planning opportunities in 2013Putnam Investments
The document discusses several topics related to taxes including:
1) The new American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 which made many of the Bush-era tax cuts permanent and avoided the fiscal cliff while increasing taxes for some high-income taxpayers.
2) Two new health care related taxes beginning in 2013 - an increase to the Medicare payroll tax and a new 3.8% investment income tax.
3) The longer-term outlook on federal budget deficits which continue to exceed $1 trillion annually due to high spending and low taxes relative to historical averages, and how the new tax deal is projected to increase deficits over the next decade.
This document provides key income tax numbers and rates for 2012 and 2013, including:
1) Alternative minimum tax exemption amounts and phaseout thresholds.
2) Standard deduction amounts.
3) Top tax bracket rates.
4) Capital gains and dividend tax rates.
5) Standard mileage reimbursement rates.
Tax-Efficient Investing: Comparing The Results (Part 2 of Tax-Efficient Inves...Robert Keebler
This webinar, "Tax-Efficient Investing: Comparing The Results" was the second of a four-part series with Advisors4Advisors.com on tax-efficient Investing.
You can view the on-demand webinar replay and receive CFP and IMCA CE credit at http://bit.ly/taxefficient2
"The American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 - A Result of the 'Fiscal Cliff,'...Dinsmore & Shohl LLP
The document summarizes key provisions of the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 related to income tax. It discusses changes to individual income tax rates, capital gains rates, the alternative minimum tax exemption amounts, and other individual tax provisions. For businesses, it outlines changes to Section 179 expensing limits, bonus depreciation, and other deductions. The summary also notes some provisions that were not extended, such as the phase-out of certain itemized deductions.
This document provides an overview of key Irish tax rates, credits, and allowances for 2014. Some highlights include:
- The income tax bands for 2014.
- Increases to the Deposit Interest Retention Tax and exit tax rates on life insurance policies to 41%.
- Changes to the Universal Social Charge thresholds and rates, including a new 10% rate for self-employed income over €100,000.
- Details on the new Home Renovation Incentive providing an income tax credit of 13.5% of qualifying renovation expenditures between €5,000 and €30,000.
- An introduction of an exemption from income tax for up to €40,000 per year for 2
This document summarizes various tax provisions from 2009 including:
1) The highest marginal tax rates from 2001-2012 showing rates for ordinary income, capital gains, qualified dividends, and estate tax.
2) The first time homebuyer tax credit of up to $8,000 subject to income phaseouts and purchase date restrictions.
3) Various energy tax credits including residential energy efficiency credits and alternative vehicle credits.
4) Education provisions like the expanded American Opportunity Tax Credit of up to $2,500 per student.
5) Bonus depreciation and expanded section 179 expensing remaining available through 2009.
This presentation summarises the rules governing Inheritance Tax in the UK. It covers a description of the exemptions and reliefs, together with examples to illustrate practical implication.
This document provides guidance for doctors on recent changes affecting the NHS pension scheme. Key points include:
- The 1995 and 2008 pension sections were impacted by annual and lifetime allowance restrictions on tax relief.
- Contribution rates for members have been increasing and will continue to rise.
- The Hutton report recommended linking the normal pension age to the state pension age and replacing final salary schemes with career average schemes.
- A new NHS pension scheme is planned for 2015 with accrual based on 1/54th of career earnings and a normal pension age linked to the state pension.
Plummer Parsons Chartered Accountants Mini guide Series 07 National Insuranc...nevillebeckhurst
National insurance contributions in the UK function more like a tax than an insurance premium. There are opportunities for tax planning with national insurance contributions due to exemptions for certain types of income and thresholds for payments. Specifically:
- National insurance is not paid on income from dividends, pensions or investments. Taking a salary as dividends can avoid national insurance payments.
- No national insurance is paid once state retirement age is reached (65 for men and 60-66 for women, equalizing at 66 by 2020). Income can be deferred until after this age to avoid payments.
- The upper earnings limit is £817 per week (£42,484 annually) for 2011/12. National insurance rates reduce from 12%
From April 2011, there will be significant changes to PAYE operation including compensation rates for statutory maternity pay, new tax codes, and the introduction of a D1 tax code. In 2012, PAYE will transition to real-time information reporting where employers must provide a full payroll breakdown each payment period. National insurance thresholds will also increase substantially.
The document discusses the implications of the upcoming "Fiscal Cliff" for financial advisors and their clients. It notes that if Congress fails to act, taxes will rise substantially in 2013 which will negatively impact the economy. Spending cuts will also take effect that will further slow economic growth. Interest rates are expected to remain low to help stimulate the economy. The document provides details on how the higher taxes and spending cuts could impact individuals and families. It also discusses the federal budget situation and debt levels that create incentives to keep interest rates low.
Pensions Reform and Carry Forward rules updatejonfisher00
The Pensions Regulator has delayed the introduction of automatic enrolment (NEST) for smaller companies with less than 3,000 workers. Their staging dates will be confirmed in 2012. Investors can now carry forward unused pension allowances from 2008/09, 2009/10 and 2010/11, allowing some to contribute more than the annual £50,000 limit. Chartwell Financial Services offers advisory services to help employers and advisers prepare for automatic enrolment reforms.
Active Business Series - Estate Planning - September 2012nevillebeckhurst
Estate planning is important to minimize inheritance taxes and ensure your assets pass to intended beneficiaries. Key considerations include identifying beneficiaries, determining when and how to transfer assets, and using tools like trusts and life insurance. Professional advice is recommended when substantial assets or complex family situations are involved to properly structure transfers and take advantage of exemptions that can reduce taxes owed.
This document is a presentation for a 2009 budget breakfast briefing. It provides an overview of the economic outlook and the impact of the budget on individuals and businesses. For individuals, it outlines changes such as increases to tax bands and reductions to pension contribution limits. For businesses, it discusses increases to VAT and CGT rates, capital allowances for green technologies, and a reduction to stamp duty on commercial buildings. Other sections cover company law developments, tax planning, and more information sources.
The document discusses recent developments in Irish taxation law including the curtailment of reliefs, increases in tax rates, and new taxes. It provides an overview of key areas of taxation such as income tax, corporation tax, capital gains tax, capital acquisitions tax, VAT, and property tax. Specific updates are given on income tax reliefs and rates, trading entities, pension contributions, revenue audits, and managing cash flow and property investments. The document concludes with an action plan to take advantage of upcoming tax changes.
This presentation is about talking on a person-to-person level about the safe, healthy, and vibrant, communities that we all want, the public structures that we build and maintain to make them that way, and how to talk to your friends and neighbors about the funding that helps us maintain those public structures.
Tim O'Rahilly from PwC gave a presentation to the Dublin Chamber of Commerce on 30 November 2011 about the current Irish tax environment, Budget 2012, and trends in tax-efficient structuring. He discussed how the tax system has changed significantly in recent years due to the public finances crisis, with new taxes introduced and reliefs restricted. Budget 2012 is expected to raise additional tax revenue through further income tax increases, an annual property tax, and a possible increase to the VAT and capital gains tax rates. Common tax planning trends involve using personal service companies, employee growth shares, and restructuring property and debt holdings into companies.
The document discusses the 2010 Tax Relief Act and its implications for estate planning. It provides a brief history of estate tax laws and exemptions. Under the 2010 Act, the estate tax rate is 35% and the exemption is $5 million for 2010-2012. For those who died in 2010, their estate can elect to avoid estate tax and use carryover basis instead. The Act also introduces portability of the estate tax exemption between spouses for 2011-2012. Given the uncertainty beyond 2012, estate plans may need revising to address changing tax laws.
This document discusses various tax rules related to business income and expenses, including rental properties, passive income/losses, retirement plans, and itemized deductions. It provides learning objectives and then covers topics like rental income treatment, the dual use of vacation homes for personal and rental purposes, passive loss limitations, self-employed health insurance deductions, and contribution and distribution rules for IRAs and retirement plans. Examples are provided to illustrate concepts like calculating the deductible portion of rental real estate losses.
1. This document outlines coverage details for a PPO health insurance plan, including benefit levels for network vs. out-of-network providers and various medical services.
2. Key benefits include coverage for hospitalization, medical/surgical expenses, preventive care at 100% coinsurance for network providers, and lower out-of-pocket costs when using in-network providers.
3. The plan offers several deductible and coinsurance options to choose from and requires preauthorization for certain services.
The document provides an overview of tax rates, credits, bands, and reliefs in Ireland for the 2011 budget year. Some key changes include reductions to personal tax credits and bands, introduction of the Universal Social Charge to replace the income levy and health levy, removal of the PRSI ceiling for employees, and abolition of various tax reliefs for items such as patent royalties, approved share option schemes, and property incentives.
The document provides an overview of tax rates, credits, bands, and reliefs in Ireland for the 2011 budget year. Some key changes include reductions to personal tax credits and bands, introduction of the Universal Social Charge to replace the Income Levy and Health Levy, removal of the PRSI ceiling for employees, and abolition of various tax reliefs for things like patent royalties, approved share option schemes, and property incentives.
This document provides key income tax numbers and rates for 2012 and 2013, including:
1) Alternative minimum tax exemption amounts and phaseout thresholds.
2) Standard deduction amounts.
3) Top tax bracket rates.
4) Capital gains and dividend tax rates.
5) Standard mileage reimbursement rates.
Tax-Efficient Investing: Comparing The Results (Part 2 of Tax-Efficient Inves...Robert Keebler
This webinar, "Tax-Efficient Investing: Comparing The Results" was the second of a four-part series with Advisors4Advisors.com on tax-efficient Investing.
You can view the on-demand webinar replay and receive CFP and IMCA CE credit at http://bit.ly/taxefficient2
"The American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 - A Result of the 'Fiscal Cliff,'...Dinsmore & Shohl LLP
The document summarizes key provisions of the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 related to income tax. It discusses changes to individual income tax rates, capital gains rates, the alternative minimum tax exemption amounts, and other individual tax provisions. For businesses, it outlines changes to Section 179 expensing limits, bonus depreciation, and other deductions. The summary also notes some provisions that were not extended, such as the phase-out of certain itemized deductions.
This document provides an overview of key Irish tax rates, credits, and allowances for 2014. Some highlights include:
- The income tax bands for 2014.
- Increases to the Deposit Interest Retention Tax and exit tax rates on life insurance policies to 41%.
- Changes to the Universal Social Charge thresholds and rates, including a new 10% rate for self-employed income over €100,000.
- Details on the new Home Renovation Incentive providing an income tax credit of 13.5% of qualifying renovation expenditures between €5,000 and €30,000.
- An introduction of an exemption from income tax for up to €40,000 per year for 2
This document summarizes various tax provisions from 2009 including:
1) The highest marginal tax rates from 2001-2012 showing rates for ordinary income, capital gains, qualified dividends, and estate tax.
2) The first time homebuyer tax credit of up to $8,000 subject to income phaseouts and purchase date restrictions.
3) Various energy tax credits including residential energy efficiency credits and alternative vehicle credits.
4) Education provisions like the expanded American Opportunity Tax Credit of up to $2,500 per student.
5) Bonus depreciation and expanded section 179 expensing remaining available through 2009.
This presentation summarises the rules governing Inheritance Tax in the UK. It covers a description of the exemptions and reliefs, together with examples to illustrate practical implication.
This document provides guidance for doctors on recent changes affecting the NHS pension scheme. Key points include:
- The 1995 and 2008 pension sections were impacted by annual and lifetime allowance restrictions on tax relief.
- Contribution rates for members have been increasing and will continue to rise.
- The Hutton report recommended linking the normal pension age to the state pension age and replacing final salary schemes with career average schemes.
- A new NHS pension scheme is planned for 2015 with accrual based on 1/54th of career earnings and a normal pension age linked to the state pension.
Plummer Parsons Chartered Accountants Mini guide Series 07 National Insuranc...nevillebeckhurst
National insurance contributions in the UK function more like a tax than an insurance premium. There are opportunities for tax planning with national insurance contributions due to exemptions for certain types of income and thresholds for payments. Specifically:
- National insurance is not paid on income from dividends, pensions or investments. Taking a salary as dividends can avoid national insurance payments.
- No national insurance is paid once state retirement age is reached (65 for men and 60-66 for women, equalizing at 66 by 2020). Income can be deferred until after this age to avoid payments.
- The upper earnings limit is £817 per week (£42,484 annually) for 2011/12. National insurance rates reduce from 12%
From April 2011, there will be significant changes to PAYE operation including compensation rates for statutory maternity pay, new tax codes, and the introduction of a D1 tax code. In 2012, PAYE will transition to real-time information reporting where employers must provide a full payroll breakdown each payment period. National insurance thresholds will also increase substantially.
The document discusses the implications of the upcoming "Fiscal Cliff" for financial advisors and their clients. It notes that if Congress fails to act, taxes will rise substantially in 2013 which will negatively impact the economy. Spending cuts will also take effect that will further slow economic growth. Interest rates are expected to remain low to help stimulate the economy. The document provides details on how the higher taxes and spending cuts could impact individuals and families. It also discusses the federal budget situation and debt levels that create incentives to keep interest rates low.
Pensions Reform and Carry Forward rules updatejonfisher00
The Pensions Regulator has delayed the introduction of automatic enrolment (NEST) for smaller companies with less than 3,000 workers. Their staging dates will be confirmed in 2012. Investors can now carry forward unused pension allowances from 2008/09, 2009/10 and 2010/11, allowing some to contribute more than the annual £50,000 limit. Chartwell Financial Services offers advisory services to help employers and advisers prepare for automatic enrolment reforms.
Active Business Series - Estate Planning - September 2012nevillebeckhurst
Estate planning is important to minimize inheritance taxes and ensure your assets pass to intended beneficiaries. Key considerations include identifying beneficiaries, determining when and how to transfer assets, and using tools like trusts and life insurance. Professional advice is recommended when substantial assets or complex family situations are involved to properly structure transfers and take advantage of exemptions that can reduce taxes owed.
This document is a presentation for a 2009 budget breakfast briefing. It provides an overview of the economic outlook and the impact of the budget on individuals and businesses. For individuals, it outlines changes such as increases to tax bands and reductions to pension contribution limits. For businesses, it discusses increases to VAT and CGT rates, capital allowances for green technologies, and a reduction to stamp duty on commercial buildings. Other sections cover company law developments, tax planning, and more information sources.
The document discusses recent developments in Irish taxation law including the curtailment of reliefs, increases in tax rates, and new taxes. It provides an overview of key areas of taxation such as income tax, corporation tax, capital gains tax, capital acquisitions tax, VAT, and property tax. Specific updates are given on income tax reliefs and rates, trading entities, pension contributions, revenue audits, and managing cash flow and property investments. The document concludes with an action plan to take advantage of upcoming tax changes.
This presentation is about talking on a person-to-person level about the safe, healthy, and vibrant, communities that we all want, the public structures that we build and maintain to make them that way, and how to talk to your friends and neighbors about the funding that helps us maintain those public structures.
Tim O'Rahilly from PwC gave a presentation to the Dublin Chamber of Commerce on 30 November 2011 about the current Irish tax environment, Budget 2012, and trends in tax-efficient structuring. He discussed how the tax system has changed significantly in recent years due to the public finances crisis, with new taxes introduced and reliefs restricted. Budget 2012 is expected to raise additional tax revenue through further income tax increases, an annual property tax, and a possible increase to the VAT and capital gains tax rates. Common tax planning trends involve using personal service companies, employee growth shares, and restructuring property and debt holdings into companies.
The document discusses the 2010 Tax Relief Act and its implications for estate planning. It provides a brief history of estate tax laws and exemptions. Under the 2010 Act, the estate tax rate is 35% and the exemption is $5 million for 2010-2012. For those who died in 2010, their estate can elect to avoid estate tax and use carryover basis instead. The Act also introduces portability of the estate tax exemption between spouses for 2011-2012. Given the uncertainty beyond 2012, estate plans may need revising to address changing tax laws.
This document discusses various tax rules related to business income and expenses, including rental properties, passive income/losses, retirement plans, and itemized deductions. It provides learning objectives and then covers topics like rental income treatment, the dual use of vacation homes for personal and rental purposes, passive loss limitations, self-employed health insurance deductions, and contribution and distribution rules for IRAs and retirement plans. Examples are provided to illustrate concepts like calculating the deductible portion of rental real estate losses.
1. This document outlines coverage details for a PPO health insurance plan, including benefit levels for network vs. out-of-network providers and various medical services.
2. Key benefits include coverage for hospitalization, medical/surgical expenses, preventive care at 100% coinsurance for network providers, and lower out-of-pocket costs when using in-network providers.
3. The plan offers several deductible and coinsurance options to choose from and requires preauthorization for certain services.
The document provides an overview of tax rates, credits, bands, and reliefs in Ireland for the 2011 budget year. Some key changes include reductions to personal tax credits and bands, introduction of the Universal Social Charge to replace the income levy and health levy, removal of the PRSI ceiling for employees, and abolition of various tax reliefs for items such as patent royalties, approved share option schemes, and property incentives.
The document provides an overview of tax rates, credits, bands, and reliefs in Ireland for the 2011 budget year. Some key changes include reductions to personal tax credits and bands, introduction of the Universal Social Charge to replace the Income Levy and Health Levy, removal of the PRSI ceiling for employees, and abolition of various tax reliefs for things like patent royalties, approved share option schemes, and property incentives.
2013 Changes in Tax Law and Year End Tax Planning Opportunities
Individuals
o 2013 tax rates
o Tax on investment income
o Other changes in tax law affecting individuals
o Year end planning opportunities
Businesses
o Employment tax
o Depreciation
o Pass-through entities
Estate and Gift Tax
o Exemption amounts
o Tax rates
o Gifting strategies
o Valuation discounts
o Grantor trusts
SKS Ward Mackenzie_Tax_Rates_Allowance_Pocket_GuideJoannaGreen14
Capital allowances are an entirely legitimate, recognised part of the UK tax regime. Unlike many HMRC reliefs, capital allowances allow tax relief to be given or denied by statutory principle (Capital Allowances Act 2001), rather than by virtue of accounting standard.
Some of the rules on capital allowances are very complex – even for trained professionals. Claiming this relief requires a variety of expertise including; legal, taxation, accounting and valuation, which are all skills that our dedicated experts have.
1. Alan Boby from Ellacotts LLP gave a presentation on tax saving opportunities for investors in 2012.
2. He discussed changes to tax rates and allowances for individuals and businesses. He also outlined various tax reliefs available like EIS, Seed EIS, and pension contributions.
3. Boby suggested ways to reduce tax liability such as keeping income below certain thresholds, taking profits from businesses, and converting income to capital gains. He emphasized seeking professional tax advice.
The document discusses an upcoming seminar on inheritance tax and succession planning in Ireland, including an overview of the basic mechanics of capital acquisitions tax, relevant legislation, exemption thresholds, tax rates, and various reliefs such as business property relief and agricultural relief that can reduce inheritance tax liability.
Guide to budge tax rates allowances 2015Simon Peters
This document summarizes the key UK tax rates and allowances for the 2014/15 and 2015/16 tax years. Some of the highlights include: the personal income tax allowance increasing to £10,600; the higher rate threshold remaining at £31,785; and the additional rate threshold staying at £150,000. National insurance contribution rates remain largely unchanged. The annual investment allowance will decrease to £25,000 from January 2016. Stamp duty land tax rates on residential properties were adjusted.
Bob Keebler Sample Presentation - Income & Estate Tax Strategies For THe New ...Advisors4Advisors
This document provides an overview of estate and tax planning opportunities in 2012. It begins with a course outline on income tax planning opportunities, including loss harvesting, income shifting to junior generations, and Roth IRA conversions. It then discusses the 2012 income tax brackets and rates and compares them to 2013 rates. Specific provisions for 2012 like section 179 deductions, bonus depreciation, and payroll tax cuts are also reviewed. The failure of the "Super Committee" and its impact on future income tax rates is examined.
The budget aims to continue austerity measures with borrowing expected to be £1 billion below previous forecasts. Personal tax allowances will increase in 2012/13 and 2013/14 but higher rate taxpayers will receive less benefit. Child benefit will be lost if income is over £50,000 and fully lost over £60,000. Tax credits will be reduced and lost at lower income thresholds. Pension annual allowance and lifetime allowance will be reduced. Corporation tax will decrease to 22% by 2014. Several tax reliefs and exemptions will be abolished to simplify the tax system.
The document summarizes various UK tax law changes from the 2011 Budget. Key points include reductions to the corporation tax rate, increases to National Insurance rates, and changes to R&D tax credits for small businesses. It also discusses measures to discourage tax avoidance and issues related to pensions, capital allowances, employee benefits, and VAT.
This document provides an overview of scheduled tax changes for 2012 and 2013, including increases to income, capital gains, and Medicare tax rates. It discusses opportunities for tax planning for individuals and businesses before year-end, and notes some decisions that may be best to wait until after the election due to ongoing presidential tax proposals.
This document provides a summary of tax rates and allowances for the 2015/16 tax year in the UK, including:
- Personal income tax allowances and rates for earned and unearned income.
- Capital gains tax exemptions and rates for individuals and trusts.
- Inheritance tax nil rate band and tapered relief on gifts made within 7 years of death.
- Corporation tax rates applied in stages to company profits.
- Annual investment allowance and other capital allowances for plant and machinery.
- Value added tax registration thresholds and standard/reduced rates.
The document discusses opportunities and risks related to upcoming changes in UK pension laws. It outlines several ways high earners could maximize their pension contributions and tax relief before rules change in 2011. It also notes opportunities for employers through initiatives like auto-enrollment and salary exchange to increase employees' pension contributions in a tax-efficient manner. Overall the document aims to help advisers identify strategies clients could use to benefit from pending pension reforms.
The document discusses how many tax provisions are set to expire or change at the end of 2012, which would result in individuals and families paying substantially more in taxes. It outlines how popular tax deductions, credits, and rates that applied to income, capital gains, dividends, payroll taxes, and estate taxes are scheduled to expire or change. The expiration of these tax provisions could remove up to $3,500 from the average taxpayer's annual income and significantly increase taxes for many individuals, families, and businesses.
The 2011 Tax Guide provides you with a summary of the 2010 Tax Relief Act, and guidelines on:
Tax rates
Payroll taxes
Retirement
Dividends and capital gains
AMT
Estate and gift taxes
Education tax breaks
The document discusses changes to UK tax relief for pension contributions starting in April 2011, including reducing the annual allowance from £255,000 to £50,000 and lifetime allowance from £1.8 million to £1.5 million. It provides examples of how the annual allowance charge is calculated when contributions exceed £50,000 in a year and how unused annual allowances from previous years can be carried forward. The changes may affect those with defined benefit pensions even with relatively small salary increases due to how their pension value is calculated.
This document provides tax planning strategies for individuals in the current climate. It discusses simple steps that can be taken before April 5th, such as maximizing pension contributions and making charitable donations. It also covers incorporation of businesses and distributing profits as dividends versus salary. The document then discusses reducing estate value through making gifts and using agricultural property relief. It provides an example of transferring land to a trust to save inheritance tax. Finally, it discusses entrepreneurs' relief and using a trust to remove business shares from an individual's estate while still qualifying for the relief.
This document provides a summary of tax rates and allowances that were announced in the UK Budget 2014. It includes income tax rates, personal tax allowances, national insurance contribution rates, capital gains tax rates, inheritance tax allowances, corporation tax rates, VAT rates, stamp duty land tax rates and other tax relief thresholds. The summary is intended to be a basic guide and specific advice should be obtained for individual circumstances.
Origin Financial A Guide To Budget 2012 SinglesOliver Taylor
The perfect marketing solutions to:
· Improve brand awareness with prospective clients
· Add value and build further loyalty with existing clients
· Generate increased referral leads and sales opportunities
· Use to add regular changing content to your website
· Attract and retain higher volumes of website traffic
· E-mail to clients, prospects and professional introducers
· Improve your website SEO success from organic searches
· Use the content to set-up an e-news alert service
· Extend your marketing to smartphone and tablet technology
This document provides a summary of UK tax rates and allowances for the 2016/17 tax year. It includes income tax bands and rates, personal allowances, national insurance contribution rates, corporation tax rate, capital gains tax rates, inheritance tax thresholds, stamp duty land tax rates, VAT rates and more. The rates and allowances are based on information from Budget 2016 and are subject to confirmation in the Finance Act 2016.
Abhay Bhutada, the Managing Director of Poonawalla Fincorp Limited, is an accomplished leader with over 15 years of experience in commercial and retail lending. A Qualified Chartered Accountant, he has been pivotal in leveraging technology to enhance financial services. Starting his career at Bank of India, he later founded TAB Capital Limited and co-founded Poonawalla Finance Private Limited, emphasizing digital lending. Under his leadership, Poonawalla Fincorp achieved a 'AAA' credit rating, integrating acquisitions and emphasizing corporate governance. Actively involved in industry forums and CSR initiatives, Abhay has been recognized with awards like "Young Entrepreneur of India 2017" and "40 under 40 Most Influential Leader for 2020-21." Personally, he values mindfulness, enjoys gardening, yoga, and sees every day as an opportunity for growth and improvement.
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2. 2 Tax Tables 2012/13
Main Income Tax Allowances and Reliefs
Income Tax Rates
2011/12 (£) 2012/13 (£)
Personal allowance – standard 7,475 8,105
Age 65-74 9,940 10,500
Age 75 and over 10,090 10,660
Personal allowance reduced if total income exceeds ∞ 100,000 100,000
Married couple’s allowance* – minimum amount 2,800 2,960
– maximum amount 7,295 7,705
Age-related allowances reduced if total income exceeds ¶ 24,000 25,400
Maintenance to former spouse * 2,800 2,960
Employment termination lump sum limit 30,000 30,000
3. Tax Tables 2012/13 3
∞ or 2011/12 and 2012/13
F
the reduction is £1 for 2011/12 (£) 2012/13 (£)
every £2 additional
income over £100,000. Taxpayer aged 65-74
As a result there is no 28,930 30,190
[personal allowance]
personal allowance if total
income exceeds £116,210
Taxpayer aged 75 and over
(£114,950 for 2011/12). 29,230 30,510
* elief at 10%. Available
R [personal allowance]
only if at least one of the
couple was born before 6 Taxpayer aged 75 and over
38,220 40,000
April 1935. [married couple’s allowance]
¶ or 2011/12 and 2012/13
F
the reduction is £1 for
every £2 additional
income over the total
income threshold.
Standard allowance(s)
only are available if total
income exceeds:-
4. 4 Tax Tables 2012/13
Income Tax Rate
† ssumes 10% band not
A
available. £6,603 on first 2011/12 (£) 2012/13 (£)
£34,370 (£6,744 on first
£35,000 in 2011/12) and
£52,854.60 (£52,744 in Starting rate on savings income- 10% 1 - 2,560 1 - 2,710
2011/12) on first £150,000
if full 10% band is available. Basic rate 20% 20%
° p to the first £1,000 of
U
gross income is generally Maximum tax at basic rate † 7,000 6,874
taxed at the standard
rate, ie. 20%, or 10%
as appropriate. Higher rate - 40% 35,001-150,000 34,371-150,000
Tax on first £150,000 † 53,000 53,125.60
Additional rate – 50% Over 150,000 Over 150,000
Discretionary and accumulation trusts
50% 50%
(except dividends)°
Discretionary and accumulation trusts
42.5% 42.5%
(dividends)°
Ordinary rate on dividends 10% 10%
Higher rate on dividends 32.5% 32.5%
Additional rate on dividends 42.5% 42.5%
5. Tax Tables 2012/13 5
Inheritance Tax
* Chargeable lifetime transfers only
† On the death of a surviving spouse
Cumulative chargeable tax rate tax
on or after 9 October 2007, their transfers [gross] on death rate in
personal representatives may claim
% lifetime*
up to 100% of any unused proportion
of the nil rate band of the first spouse %
to die (regardless of their date of death). 2011/12 (£) 2012/13 (£)
∞36% where at least 10% of net estate
(before deducting the charitable Nil rate band † 325,000 325,000 0 0
legacies) left to charity for deaths
occurring after 5 April 2012.
Excess No limit No limit 40∞ 20
Capital Gains Tax
Main exemptions and reliefs
2011/12 2012/13
Rates of tax
– Individuals: 18% on
Annual exemption £10,600* £10,600*
gains within basic rate
band, 28% for gains in Principal private residence exemption No limit No limit
higher and additional
rate bands Chattels exemption £6,000 £6,000
– Trustees and personal
representatives: 28% Entrepreneurs’ relief Lifetime limit Lifetime limit
£10,000,000 £10,000,000
* educed at least by
R
50% for most trusts. Gains taxed at 10% Gains taxed at 10%
6. 6 Tax Tables 2012/13
Car Benefits
The charge is based CO2 % of price CO2 % of price CO2 % of price
on a percentage of g/km subject to tax g/km subject to tax g/km subject to tax
the car’s “price”.
“Price” for this purpose 11-12 12-13 11-12 12-13 11-12 12-13
is the list price at the
time the car was first 75 or 5 5 135-9 17 18 185-9 27 28
registered plus the less
price of extras. For
cars first registered 76-99 10 10 140-4 18 19 190-4 28 29
after 31 December
1997 the charge, 100-4 10 11 145-9 19 20 195-9 29 30
based on the car’s
“price”, is graduated 105-9 10 12 150-4 20 21 200-4 30 31
according to the level
of the car’s approved 110-14 10 13 155-9 21 22 205-9 31 32
CO2 emissions.
115-19 10 14 160-4 22 23 210-4 32 33
120 10 15 165-9 23 24 215-9 33 34
121-24 15 15 170-4 24 25 220-4 34 35
125-29 15 16 175-9 25 26 225- 35 35
For petrol cars with
an approved CO2 130-34 16 17 180-4 26 27
emission figure.
7. Tax Tables 2012/13 7
Car Fuel Benefits
For cars with an approved
CO2 emission figure, the
benefit is based on a flat
amount of £20,200 (£18,800
for 2011/12). To calculate
the amount of the benefit,
the percentage figure in the
previous ‘Car Benefits’ table
(that is from 10% to 35%)
is multiplied by £20,200.
The percentage figures
allow for a diesel fuel
surcharge. For example,
in 2012/13 a petrol car
emitting 152 g/km would
give rise to a fuel benefit
of 21% of £20,200 = £4,242.
8. 8 Tax Tables 2012/13
Stamp Duty And Stamp Duty Land Tax
Residential Commercial Rate
£125,000* or less £150,000 or less Nil
Over £125,000 up to £250,000 Over £150,000 up to £250,000 1%
Over £250,000 up to £500,000 Over £250,000 up to £500,000 3%
Over £500,000 up to £1,000,000 Over £500,000 4%
Over £1,000,000 up to £2,000,000 N/A 5%
Over £2,000,000** N/A 7%
* 250,000 for first-time buyers where completion was before 25/3/2012, £150,000
£
for property in disadvantaged areas **From 22 March 2012
Stamp Duty (including SDRT): stocks and marketable securities 0.5%
No charge unless the duty exceeds £5
9. Tax Tables 2012/13 9
Corporation Tax
Year Ending 31 March
2012 2013
Main rate 26% 24%
Small profits rate * 20% 20%
Small profits limit * £300,000 £300,000
Upper marginal level £1,500,000 £1,500,000
Effective marginal rate 27.5% 27.5%
*Formerly the small companies’ rate/limit
10. 10 Tax Tables 2012/13
Tax-Privileged Investments
Maximum Investment
2011/12 (£) 2012/13 (£)
ISA Overall per tax year: 10,680 11,280
Cash component: 5,340 5,640
Stocks and shares component: Balance up to 10,680 11,280
Maximum in cash for 16 and 17 year olds 5,340 5,640
Junior ISA (from 1 November 2011) 3,600 3,600
ENTERPRISE INVESTMENT SCHEME
500,000* 1,000,000*
30% income tax relief
Maximum carry back to previous
500,000 1,000,000
tax year for income tax relief
SEED ENTERPRISE INVESTEMENT SCHEME
50% income tax relief and N/A 100,000
CGT reinvestment exemption
VENTURE CAPITAL TRUST
200,000 200,000
30% income tax relief
*No limit for CGT reinvestment relief.
11. Tax Tables 2012/13 11
Tax-Privileged Investments
Maximum Investment – Pensions
2011/12 (£) 2012/13 (£)
Lifetime allowance* 1,800,000 1,500,000
Lifetime allowance charge:
Excess drawn as cash 55% of excess
Excess drawn as income 25% of excess
Annual allowance 50,000 50,000
Annual allowance charge 20%-50% of excess
Maximum relievable personal contribution 100% relevant UK earnings or £3,600 gross if greater
*May be increased under transitional protection provisions
12. 12 Tax Tables 2012/13
National Insurance Contributions
Class 1 Employee Not Contracted Out of State 2011/12 2012/13
Second Pension (S2P)
Employee Employer Employee Employer
Main NIC rate 12% 13.8% 12% 13.8%
No NICs on first £139 pw £136 pw £146 pw £144 pw
Main NIC charged up to £817 pw No limit £817 pw No limit
2% 2%
Additional NIC rate on earnings over N/A N/A
£817 pw £817 pw
Certain married women 5.85% 13.8% 5.85% 13.8%
Contracted Out Rebates 2011/12 2012/13
Rebate on £102.01 – £770 pw £107.01 – £770 pw
Salary-related scheme 1.6% 1.6% 3.4% 1.4%
Money purchase scheme 1.6% 1.4% N/A N/A
Personal pension No reduction N/A
14. 14 Tax Tables 2012/13
Self-employed and non-employed 2011/12 2012/13
Class 2
Flat rate £2.50 pw £2.65 pw
Small earnings exception £5,315 pa £5,595 pa
Class 4 Unless over state pension age on 6 April
£7,225 – £42,475 pa: 9% £7,605 – £42,475 pa: 9%
On profits
Over £42,475 pa: 2% Over £42,475 pa: 2%
Class 3 Voluntary
Flat rate £12.60 pw £13.25 pw
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