Tax credit on Shares

lysander | 09:39 Sat 05th Jan 2008 | Business & Finance

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i was fortunate in getting free shares when companies demutualised.When the dividends are payed there are tax credits.I know there was a change in the law about this some time ago.Can one claim for this? My husband pays tax on his pension but I am a non-tax payer.
i have no doubt this has been answered before but would be grateful for help.

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You cannot claim tax refunds on dividends I'm afraid the tax is not refundable. Even if you are a non tax payer.

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Thank you Hev.I suspected this was the case.It was one of my "see to" things for the new year.

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