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Income Tax Act 2007

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As published

9A Overview of sections 10 to 15

The general effect of sections 10 to 15 is outlined in the following table— Type of taxpayer | Rates payable on savings income | Rates payable on property income | Rates payable on most dividend income | Rates payable on other income UK resident individual who is neither a Scottish taxpayer nor a Welsh taxpayer | Savings rates | Property rates | Dividend rates | Main rates Scottish taxpayer | Savings rates | Scottish rates | Dividend rates | Scottish rates Welsh taxpayer | Savings rates | Welsh property rates | Dividend rates | Main rates while section 11B is not in force; Welsh rates if that section is in force Non-UK resident individual | Savings rates | Property rates | Dividend rates | Default rates Non-individual, except that some trustees in some circumstances are subject instead to the trust rate or the dividend trust rate | Savings basic rate | Property basic rate | Dividend ordinary rate | Default basic rate Note: the table does not address the effect of some exceptions referred to in sections 10 to 15.

Your change, as a redline

9A Overview of sections 10 to 15

The general effect of sections 10 to 15 is outlined in the following table— Type of taxpayer | Rates payable on savings income | Rates payable on property income | Rates payable on most dividend income | Rates payable on other income UK resident individual who is neither a Scottish taxpayer nor a Welsh taxpayer | Savings rates | Property rates | Dividend rates | Main rates Scottish taxpayer | Savings rates | Scottish rates | Dividend rates | Scottish rates Welsh taxpayer | Savings rates | Welsh property rates | Dividend rates | Main rates while section 11B is not in force; Welsh rates if that section is in force Non-UK resident individual | Savings rates | Property rates | Dividend rates | Default rates Non-individual, except that some trustees in some circumstances are subject instead to the trust rate or the dividend trust rate | Savings basic rate | Property basic rate | Dividend ordinary rate | Default basic rate Note: the table does not address the effect of some exceptions referred to in sections 10 to 15.

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