Gardiner Fosh chartered accountants and business advisers

Taxation Services:
Tax Rates
2010/11

Income Tax
Capital Gains Tax
Corporation Tax
Main Capital Allowances
Value Added Tax
Inheritance Tax
Vehicle Benefits
Mileage Allowances
NI Contributions
Key dates & deadlines
Pension Premiums
Charitable Giving
Savings & Investments
Some Useful Rates
Stamp Taxes
Proposed Changes In 2011/12 And Beyond

Some Useful Rates


Weekly Benefit
  2010/11 2009/10
Basic Retirement Pension
Single person £97.65 £95.25
Couple £156.15 £152.30
Child Benefit
First eligible child £20.30 £20.00
Each subsequent child £13.40 £13.20
Statutory Sick Pay (SSP)
Average weekly earnings £97 or over (2009/10 £95) £79.15 £79.15
Statutory Maternity Pay (SMP)
90% of average weekly pay First 6 weeks First 6 weeks
Maximum £124.88 (2009/10 £123.06). Minimum 90% average weekly pay Next 33 weeks Next 33 weeks
Minimum rate £87.30 £85.50
Adoption Pay (SAP) 39 weeks 39 weeks
Paternity Pay (SPP)* 2 weeks 2 weeks
Both SAP and SPP  
90% of average weekly pay Max £124.88
Min £87.30		 Max £123.06
Min £85.50
Example rates:
Jobseekers Allowance
Single person £65.45 £64.30
Couple £102.75 £100.95
National Minimum Wage From 1 October 2010 From 1 October 2009
22 and over** £5.93 p.h. £5.80 p.h.
18 - 21** £4.92 p.h. £4.83 p.h.
16 and 17 £3.64 p.h. £3.57 p.h.

* Additional statutory paternity pay (ASPP) may be available on or after 3 April 2011.

** Those aged 21 and over are included in the main adult rate from 1 October 2010. Apprentice rate of £2.50 also introduced from this date, applying to apprentices under 19, or those 19 and over in the first year of apprenticeship.
 
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 Inheritance Tax | Vehicle Benefits | Mileage Allowances | NI Contributions  | Key Dates |
Pension Premiums | Charitable Giving | Savings & Investments |  Useful Rates | Stamp Taxes

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