Tax on dividend income after the £500 allowance, at the 2026/27 rates that rose in April 2026.
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Estimates only — not tax or financial advice. 2026/27 rates per gov.uk: ordinary 10.75%, upper 35.75%, additional 39.35% — the first two rose by 2 percentage points on 6 April 2026. Dividends are taxed as the TOP slice of income, so which rate applies depends on your total income; pick the band accordingly. The £500 allowance is a 0% band, not an exemption — it still uses up part of your rate band. Scottish taxpayers pay these UK rates on dividends, not Scottish rates.
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