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Tax rates 2009/10 2008/09
Savings rate band to £2,440 £2,320
Tax rate 10% 10%
Basic rate band - next £37,400 £34,800
Income within basic rate band 20% 20%
Tax on UK dividends within basic rate bands 10% 10%
Higher rate - taxable income over £37,400 £34,800
Higher tax rate 40% 40%
UK dividend rate 32.5% 32.5%
Trusts    
Trust rate 40% 40%
Schedule F trust rate 32.5% 32.5%
Allowances that reduce taxable income    
Personal allowance (PA) under 65 £6,475 £6,035
  65 to 74 £9,490 £9,030
  75 and over £9,640 £9,180
  Blind person's allowance   £1,890 £1,800
Allowances that reduce tax    
Married couple's allowance (MCA)      
Tax reduction 73 to 74 £696.50 £653.50
  75 and over £696.50 £662.50
The age-related allowances are progressively withdrawn if income exceeds £22,900 £21,800
Minimum PA £6,475 £6,035
Minimum MCA tax reduction £267 £254
Tax Shelters    
Enterprise Investment Scheme up to £500,000 £500,000
Venture Capital Trust up to £200,000 £200,000
CGT Annual Exemption (Individuals) £10,100 £9,600
CGT Rate £18% £18%
Golden Handshake max. £30,000 £30,000
Rent a Room - exempt on gross annual rent up to £4,250 £4,250
Construction Industry Scheme - deduction rate    
Standard rate - registered 20% 20%
Higher rate - not registered 30% 30%



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