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    UK Tax Tables 2004/2005

    The UK tax tables for the 2004/2005 tax year provide essential information for both contractors and businesses in the UK. These tables summarize the key allowances, income tax rates, national insurance rates, and corporation tax rates that were applicable during this period. Knowing these values can help individuals and businesses stay compliant with tax regulations and make informed financial decisions.

    Tax Rates and Allowances

    Description2003-04 (£)2004-05 (£)Increase (£)
    Income Tax Allowances
    Personal allowance4,6154,745130
    Capital Gains Tax Annual Exempt Amount
    Individuals etc7,9008,200300
    Other trustees3,9504,100150
    Inheritance Tax Threshold255,000263,0008,000
    Pension Schemes Earnings Cap99,000102,0003,000

    Taxable Bands

    Description2003-04 (£)2004-05 (£)
    Starting Rate10% on income up to 1,96010% on income up to 2,020
    Basic Rate22% on income from 1,961 to 30,50022% on income from 2,021 to 31,400
    Higher Rate40% on income over 30,50040% on income over 31,400

    Corporation Tax Rates

    Description2003-04 (£)2004-05 (£)
    Starting Rate10% on profits up to 10,0000% on profits up to 10,000
    Marginal Relief10% on profits from 10,001 to 50,00010% on profits from 10,001 to 50,000
    Small Companies’ Rate20% on profits from 50,001 to 300,00019% on profits from 50,001 to 300,000
    Marginal Relief10% on profits from 300,001 to 1,500,00010% on profits from 300,001 to 1,500,000
    Main Rate30% on profits over 1,500,00030% on profits over 1,500,000

    National Insurance Rates (REV2: 2002–04)

    Description2003-04 (£)2004-05 (£)
    Primary Threshold£89 per week£91 per week
    Secondary Threshold£89 per week£91 per week
    Employees’ Primary Class 1 Rate11% on earnings between primary threshold and upper earnings limit; 1% above upper earnings limit11% on earnings between primary threshold and upper earnings limit; 1% above upper earnings limit
    Employers’ Secondary Class 1 Rate12.8% on earnings above secondary threshold12.8% on earnings above secondary threshold
    Class 4 Rate8% on profits from £4,615 to £30,940; 1% above £30,9408% on profits from £4,745 to £31,720; 1% above £31,720
    Class 4 Lower Profits Limit£4,615 per year£4,745 per year
    Class 4 Upper Profits Limit£30,940 per year£31,720 per year

    These tax tables for 2004/2005 provide a snapshot of the applicable rates and allowances for income, corporation tax, and national insurance. While the information in these tables is now historical, it remains useful for understanding past tax systems and for comparing how tax rates have evolved over time. If you’re reviewing past financial records or simply curious about previous tax periods, these tables are a valuable reference.

    For more detailed information and additional resources, you can visit HMRC.

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