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    Home » UK Tax Tables 2007/2008

    UK Tax Tables 2007/2008

    Understanding the UK tax rates for the 2007/2008 tax year is essential for contractors, small business owners, and individuals to ensure compliance with the tax system. These tables provide key information on income tax allowances, taxable bands, corporation tax rates, and national insurance contributions applicable during this period.

    Tax Rates and Allowances

    Description2006-07 (£)2007-08 (£)Increase (£)
    Income Tax Allowances
    Personal allowance5,0355,225190
    Capital Gains Tax Annual Exempt Amount
    Individuals etc8,8009,200400
    Other trustees4,4004,600200
    Inheritance Tax Threshold285,000300,00015,000
    Pension Schemes
    Annual allowance215,000225,00010,000
    Lifetime allowance1,500,0001,600,000100,000

    Taxable Bands

    Description2006-07 (£)2007-08 (£)
    Starting Rate10% on income up to 2,15010% on income up to 2,230
    Basic Rate22% on income from 2,151 to 32,40022% on income from 2,231 to 34,600
    Higher Rate40% on income over 33,30040% on income over 34,600

    Corporation Tax Rates

    Corporation Tax Profits2006-07 (£)2007-08 (£)
    0 – 300,00019%20%
    300,001 – 1,500,000Marginal reliefMarginal relief
    Over 1,500,00030%30%

    The Small Companies Rate rises from 19% to 20% in April 2007, then to 21% in April 2008, and 22% in April 2009.​

    REV2: National Insurance Rates

    Description2006-07 (£)2007-08 (£)
    Primary Threshold£97 per week£100 per week
    Secondary Threshold£97 per week£100 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 £5,225 to £34,840 per year; 1% above £34,840 per year8% on profits from £5,225 to £34,840 per year; 1% above £34,840 per year
    Class 4 Lower Profits Limit£5,225 per year£5,225 per year
    Class 4 Upper Profits Limit£34,840 per year£34,840 per year

    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.

    If you want to see the UK tax tables for 2006/2007, click here.

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