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You can transfer some of your tax free allowance to your spouse, and vice versa.Good morning everyone. Can anyone explain, in terms a child could understand, how this works? I’ve read the shite on the government site, but it’s not going in me heed. Forgive my numbnuttedness, I am but a welder.
Only works if one’s a basic rate taxpayer and the other is a non taxpayerGood morning everyone. Can anyone explain, in terms a child could understand, how this works? I’ve read the shite on the government site, but it’s not going in me heed. Forgive my numbnuttedness, I am but a welder.
Maybe the OP or their partner is over 88? Would then qualify for Married Couple’s Allowance.Only works if one’s a basic rate taxpayer and the other is a non taxpayer
It also works for me as our lass (no) doesn't work. So I claim £1100 of her tax allowance.Only works if one’s a basic rate taxpayer and the other is a non taxpayer
So you’re a basic rate taxpayer and she’s a non taxpayerIt also works for me as our lass (no) doesn't work. So I claim £1100 of her tax allowance.
If the bursary is non taxable then yes it should be ok.Could you do this if you're not paying tax but receiving a bursary for study/training which is more than the personal allowance? Essentially, I'm being paid to re-train but don't get taxed on it.
I find this stuff incredibly confusing.
You can transfer some of your tax free allowance to your spouse, and vice versa.
Yes, I can confirm this definitely works.Could you do this if you're not paying tax but receiving a bursary for study/training which is more than the personal allowance? Essentially, I'm being paid to re-train but don't get taxed on it.
I find this stuff incredibly confusing.
Yes im a basic rate taxpayer and she pays no tax.So you’re a basic rate taxpayer and she’s a non taxpayer
If the bursary is non taxable then yes it should be ok.