P pudds Registered User Messages 1,754 31 Jul 2014 #1 Does DIRT exemption apply for over 65's for these types of accounts, I reckon no
G Gervan Registered User Messages 1,176 1 Aug 2014 #2 Provided your income is below the exemption limit, and you fill out a new DE1 for each account, you can get the interest gross.
Provided your income is below the exemption limit, and you fill out a new DE1 for each account, you can get the interest gross.
P pudds Registered User Messages 1,754 1 Aug 2014 #3 Gervan said: Provided your income is below the exemption limit, and you fill out a new DE1 for each account, you can get the interest gross. Click to expand... I have DE on what are basically deposit a/c's but not sure if a regular 'savings' account would be included are am I being too pedantic
Gervan said: Provided your income is below the exemption limit, and you fill out a new DE1 for each account, you can get the interest gross. Click to expand... I have DE on what are basically deposit a/c's but not sure if a regular 'savings' account would be included are am I being too pedantic
L Lightning Registered User Messages 5,612 1 Aug 2014 #4 pudds said: I have DE on what are basically deposit a/c's but not sure if a regular 'savings' account would be included are am I being too pedantic Click to expand... There is no difference between the tax treatment on a regular saver product and other types of deposit products.
pudds said: I have DE on what are basically deposit a/c's but not sure if a regular 'savings' account would be included are am I being too pedantic Click to expand... There is no difference between the tax treatment on a regular saver product and other types of deposit products.