STUDENT LOANS
Please confirm if you have received notification from the Student Loans Company that repayment of an Income Contingent Student Loan began before 6 April 2024 and provide us with the relevant details.
HIGH INCOME CHILD BENEFIT CHARGE
If (1) your annual income is above £50,000 and (2) you are the higher earner of the household and (3) you or your partner still receives Child Benefit, then please contact us because we need details to include on your 2024 Self Assessment Tax Return.
PLEASE INFORM US OF ALL SOURCES OF INCOME FOR 6 APRIL 2023 TO 5 APRIL 2024, INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING:
INCOME RECEIVED
Profits from self employment (CIS statements required if applicable)
Salaries and wages from employment (P60, P45 or last payslip before 6 April 2024)
Bonuses, redundancy or lump sums received
Company benefits (P11D from employers required)
Any state benefits (including incapacity benefits, employment or support allowances, job seekers etc)
Bank current and deposit account interest received (please specify if amount is gross or net of tax)
Building society interest received (please specify if amount is gross or net of tax)
Investment account interest received (please specify if amount is gross or net of tax)
ISA investment interest received over the limit
National Savings Account interest received (Post Office)
Interest received on Income, Deposit and Capital Bonds
Dividends from UK companies (vouchers required)
Foreign income (including property rental)
Unit trust income
Trust income
State pension (letter from Benefits Agency required)
Other pensions and annuities (P60 required)
Private income from rental properties or land, and details of allowable expenses, including evidence to show proof of mortgage/loan interest incurred.
Maintenance received (if agreement made before 15 March 1988)
Capital Gains on disposal of assets (including shares, investments, property, machinery etc)
Surrender of insurance policies (chargeable event certificate required)
Any loan interest received
Any other income
CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) BUSINESS SUPPORT GRANTS
Coronavirus government grants are taxable and need to be included on your Self Assessment Return. If you were in receipt of any of the following grants, or any other grants, please let us have the relevant details including the full amount of the grants and the date received.
- Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS)
- Small Business Grants Fund (SBGF)
- Retail, Hospitality and Leisure Grant Fund (RHLGF)
- Local Authority Discretionary Fund
OUTGOINGS
Relief entitlements (including Blind Person’s relief etc)
Payments to pension plans
Payments to retirement annuity contacts
Covenant payments
Employees payments to fund death, sickness or superannuation benefits
Gift Aid donations
Venture Capital trust subscriptions
Interest on qualifying loans
Enterprise investment scheme subscriptions
Tax deductible expenses related to earned income
Employment related subscriptions paid
PAYE CODING NOTICES
Please provide us with copies of your latest 2023-24 and 2024-25 PAYE Coding Notices (if applicable).
Copies of these can be found in your Gov.uk Personal Tax account. https://www.gov.uk/personal-tax-account
MARRIAGE ALLOWANCE
Marriage Allowance allows you to transfer £1,260 of your Personal Allowance to your husband, wife or civil partner. This can reduce your tax by up to £252 for the year ended 5 April 2024.
To benefit as a married couple, one of you needs to have an income of less than £12,570. The other spouse’s income must be between £12,571 and £50,270 for you to be eligible. You can backdate your claim to include any tax year since 5 April 2020 that you were eligible for Marriage Allowance.
Please confirm your marital status for the year ended 5 April 2024, and if married, please provide the following information so that we may check if you or your partner are eligible for the marriage you accordingly:
- Spouse’s Name
- Spouse’s Date of Birth
- Spouse’s National Insurance Number
- Date of Marriage
- Spouse’s gross income for the year ended 5 April 2024