
1.8 million* non-taxpayers in the
The R85 form, which is readily available from banks, building societies or a local IFA, informs the Inland Revenue of an individual’s ‘non-taxpayer’ status, enabling interest to be paid free of tax into their savings accounts.
“If you’re a non-taxpayer and haven’t done so already, pop into your bank or building society, or visit your local IFA and fill in the form – it’s that simple.”
For more tips on reducing tax wastage, people can visit IFA Promotion’s dedicated website at www.taketaxaction.co.uk. The site also has an online tax waste calculator and a guide to saving tax. People can also find details of local IFAs on the site or by calling 0800 085 3250.
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For further
Chief Executive Lansons Communications
IFA Promotion Tel: 020 7490 8828 / chloem@lansons.com
Tel: 020 7833 3131
* TaxAction 2004 was produced for IFA Promotion by RAKM, and is partly based on a specially commissioned analysis of Inland Revenue data, combined with other sources such as the Family Resource Survey.
For expert comment or case studies from over 200 media-friendly IFAs, journalists should call IFA Promotion’s Media Services hotline on 020 7294 3682, email mediaservices@ifap.org.uk or search online in ‘Media Services’ at www.unbiased.co.uk
1. Independent Financial Adviser Promotion
IFA Promotion was established in 1989 to promote the value and accessibility of independent financial advice to the public. It represents over 10,000 firms of independent financial advisers across the
IFA Promotion believes Independent financial advice should be:
· Affordable. The option to take independent financial advice should be available, by right, to all - not just the wealthiest in society.
· Convenient. IFAs should be available in the location of the consumer’s choice, wherever they live in the
· Transparent. It must be clearly transparent to consumers who is able to offer independent financial advice and who is not.
2. Independent Financial Adviser Promotion’s sponsors
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AXA |
National Savings & Investments |
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Bright Grey |
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BUPA |
Old Mutual Asset Managers |
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Prudential |
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Children’s Mutual |
Scottish Equitable Plc |
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Clerical Medical Investment Group |
Scottish Life |
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Eagle Star |
Scottish Mutual Assurance Plc |
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Friends Provident |
Scottish Provident |
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GE Life |
Scottish Widows Plc |
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GMAC Residential Funding |
Selestia |
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INVESCO Fund Managers Ltd |
Standard Life Assurance Company |
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Legal & General |
Skandia UK Group |
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Mortgage Express |
Zurich Life Assurance Company |
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