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I'm sure my tax bill was bungled but HMRC insists its computer got it right: STEVE WEBB investigates
['Steve Webb', 'Pensions Expert And Columnist', 'This Is Money']
Money | Mail Online
I was taxed £11.72 on dividend income because HMRC had deducted my savings interest from my personal tax allowance.
In my case, I transferred the maximum possible amount of my personal allowance to my husband, thus reducing my allowance to £11,310.
My savings interest for the year was £624, which is less than the personal savings allowance of £1,000, so no tax is due on my interest.
Steve Webb: Get in touch with your problem at pensionquestions@thisismoney.co.ukLet's start with the personal savings allowance.
I would therefore strongly encourage people to look at their income tax calculation for last year (and previous years) to see if it all makes sense.