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If you receive income from UK savings and investments you must complete Self Assessment tax Return form SA100. The following information provides a breakdown of savings and investment incomes types in the format required for completing SA100. |
UK Interest and Dividends |
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| 1. UK bank, building society, unit trust, etc. interest/amount which has already been taxed - the net amount after tax. | £0 |
| 2. Untaxed UK interest etc. (amounts that have not been taxed at all) - the total amount. | £0 |
| 3. Dividends from UK companies - do not include the tax credit. | £0 |
| 4. Dividends from authorised unit trusts and open-ended investment companies. | £0 |
| 5. Foreign dividends (up to �300) - the amount in sterling before foreign tax was taken off. | £0 |
| 6. Tax taken off foreign dividends (the sterling equivalent). | £0 |
Other Taxable Income |
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| Other taxable income - before expenses and tax taken off. | £0 |
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