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My wife is a 21% Scottish tax payer and has a fair amount of headroom before hitting the higher rate of 41%. She also has a lot of annual pension allowance remaining.
I could see earnings being 10-20k in 21/22 so I feel paying my wife a proportion either by employing her (with me keeping as a...
I currently have a full-time job with a salary that takes me into the higher rate tax band in Scotland (41% tax brand). I salary sacrifice as much of my income as I can into my pension to take advantage of the pension tax relief while keeping within the 40k annual allowance. After salary...