P565ORACLE 565 Mon 3 Mar C4 1720:28  1/4      TaxFacts for the 1985-86 tax year. Everyone is allowed to earn a certain amount of money every year before pay- ing tax ─ your personal allowance. Single person's allowance £2,205 Anyone who's unmarried gets this. Married man's allowance £3,455 Most married men get this. Wife's earned income £2,205 Married women who work get this. more follows > Your Money 560 Investments A-Z 566 WANT A HOLIDAY? SEE PAGES 580 to 584
P565ORACLE 565 Mon 3 Mar C4 1702:18  2/4      Additional personal allowance £1,250 Anyone raising a child alone gets this. Widow's bereavement allowance £1,250 Widows get this in the tax year their husband dies. Age allowance single up to £2,690 married man up to £4,255 Anyone who's 65 or over by the end of the tax year gets this unless their income is above £8,800 ─ the allowance is then reduced by £2 for every £3 of income above this limit until it's the same as the normal personal allowance. more follows Your Money 560 Investments A-Z 566 YOUNG'S SEAFOOD RECIPES ON 174 (ITV)
P565ORACLE 565 Mon 3 Mar C4 1712:02  3/4      Once you've deducted your peruonal allowances from your income, what's left is taxed at the following rates. Taxable income How much you pay £1 ─ £16,200........ 30% £16,201 ─ £19,200........ 40% £19,201 ─ £24,400........ 45% £24,401 ─ £32,300........ 50% £32,301 ─ £40,200........ 55% £40,201 or more.......... 60% What is Capital Gains Tax?.....see over more follows > Your Money 560 Investments A-Z 566 CADBURY'S CHOCOLATE RECIPE ON 579
P565ORACLE 565 Mon 3 Mar C4 1718:46  4/4      Capital Gains Tax You pay this tax when you sell some- thing you own at a profit ─ but this doesn't include your home or private car. You're allowed to make quite a bit of profit before you pay tax. For the 1985-86 tax year a Capital Gain (or profit) of more than £5,900 is taxed at 30%. more follows > Your Money 560 Investments A-Z 566 HOME BANKING! BANK OF SCOTLAND 183