Upon divorce I will presumably loose my married persons allowance. Will this have a significant difference on my tax.
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I have a gross salary of C £31500. Also if I am paying spoucal maintenance will that be tax deductable?
bristolcity
2 years ago
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Darren Smith
answered 2 years ago
maintenance isnt tax deductable.
married couples allowance is only paid (once you claim it) to couples where one spouse was born before 6/4/1935 so there are relatively few people still in receipt of it.
guessing that you are not over 75 and still working, you never had it to lose anyway.
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married couples allowance is only paid (once you claim it) to couples where one spouse was born before 6/4/1935 so there are relatively few people still in receipt of it.
guessing that you are not over 75 and still working, you never had it to lose anyway.
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Richard Salter
answered 2 years ago
Exactly as Darren reports it - very unlikely there is any married couples allowance to lose as this has not been in existence for many years now. Only those born before 6th April 1935 remain eligible.
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