Children´s savings: why £101 of interest can belong on a parent´s tax calculation

Children´s savings: why £101 of interest can belong on a parent´s tax calculation

The £100 parental-gift rule is a threshold, not an allowance for the first £100. Trace who supplied the money and compare an ordinary account with a Junior ISA before relying on the child´s tax positi ... (to read the remainder of this article, please log in below.)

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