|
Single Person with no dependent
child ... ... ... 1,520 |
|
Married ... ...
... 3,040 |
|
Widowed Person
with no dependent child ... ... ...1,820 |
|
Widowed person
bereaved in year of assessment ... ... ... 3,040 |
|
Single person
with dependent child ... ... 3,040 |
|
Widowed parent with dependent
child:
1st year after bereavement ...
... 4,120 (reducing credit after subsequent years) |
|
Incapacitated
Child ... ... ... 500 |
|
Allowance for
person employed to take care of incapacitated person ... ... ...
8,500 |
|
Married Couple - Home carer **
... ... 770 |
|
Blind PersonΉs
Allowance: Single/one
spouse blind ... ... ... 800
Married (both blind) ... ... ... 1,600 |
|
Dependent
Relative ... ... ... 60 |
|
Age Allowance: - Single ...
... ... 205* - Married ... ... 410* |
|
Special PAYE
Allowance ... ... ... 1040 |
|
Business
Expansion Scheme (BES) - Maximum Relief per annum ... ... ...
31,750 |
|
Qualifying Film
Investment - Maximum Relief per annum ... ... ...
25,400 |
|
Approved Profit Sharing
Scheme - Maximum value of shares per annum ... ... ...
12,700 |
|
Employee Share
Subscription - Maximum lifetime deduction ... ... ... 6,350 - Medical
Insurance (previous year amount)... At source |
|
Medical Expenses in Excess
of: - 125 for an individual ... ... ... ... In Full - 250 for a family
... ... ... In Full |
|
Retirement
Annuity (Maximum % of net relevant earnings' - Up to 29 years of age ... ...
... 15% - 30-39 years of age ... ... ... ... 20% - 40-49 years of
age ... ... ... ... 25% - 50 years of age and over ... 30%
|
Permanent
Health Benefit Schemes - Maximum of % of statutory income ... ... 10% -
Certain fees paid to private colleges ... ... In Full*
- Medical
Insurance
At Source |
|
Note: Standard
Rate ... ... ... 20% * Relief is only allowed by way of tax credit at
standard rate ** Where carerΉs income exceeds 5,080 the tax credit is
reduced by one half of the excess |