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Accept additional cookies Reject additional cookies View cookies. Hide this message. The numbers represent your Personal Allowance figure. This is how much you can earn before you need to start paying income tax. When you have one income stream at a normal tax code and a second salary pushes you over into the higher rate tax band.

This could be because:. The Personal Allowance is the amount of income that can be earned tax-free. Whatever income is left after this and any additional allowances have been deducted, will be taxed according to the income tax band you fall into. HMRC starts with the basic tax-free allowance and adds or deducts anything that could affect this total.

Non-taxable bursaries and scholarships to disabled persons in respect of Basic Education [grade R to 12 and NQF level 1 to 4] section 10 1 q , exempt portion only. GAIN - Other movable property used mainly for trade purposes e.

LOSS - Other movable property used mainly for trade purposes e. GAIN - Other movable property not used mainly for trade purposes other than personal-use assets e. LOSS - Other movable property not used mainly for trade purposes other than personal-use assets e. Taxable bursaries and scholarships to disabled persons in respect of Further Education NQF levels 5 to



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